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N O T I C E S U N D E R T H E I N D E P E N D E N T AIR F A R E S C O M M I T T E E ACT 1981
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Approved on basis of estimates provided by the operator that the discount fares will generate additional traffic
and improve profitability.
N.N.—9054542
G o v e r n m e n t House
Canberra A C T 2600
21 May 1990
It is notified for general information that His Excellency
the Governor-General has declared that service by
members of the Defence Force with the United Nations
Military Observers G r o u p India/Pakistan ( U N M O G I P )
in Kashmir is a prescribed operation for the award of
the Australian Service Medal with Clasp ' K a s h m i r ' as
detailed in the following Declaration:
C O M M O N W E A L T H O F AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN SERVICE M E D A L REGULATIONS
DECLARATION UNDER REGULATION 3
DETERMINATION UNDER SUBREGULATION
4(2)
I, WILLIAM G E O R G E H A Y D E N , Governor-General
of the Commonwealth of Australia, on the recommendation of the Minister of State for Defence Science and
Personnel, hereby:
(a) under regulation 3 of the Australian Service Medal
Regulations set out in the Schedule to Letters
Patent dated 13 September 1988, declare the
United Nations Military Observers G r o u p in India/Pakistan activity during the period that commenced on 14 February 1975 to be a prescribed
operation for the purposes of those Regulations;
and
(b) under subregulation 4 (2) of those Regulations,
determine that the conditions for the award of
the Australian Service medal in respect of that
prescribed operation are:
(i) the Medal may be awarded to a m e m b e r of
the Australian Defence Force who rendered
military service as such a m e m b e r while
posted to or serving with the United Nations
Military Observers G r o u p in India/Pakistan
for a period commencing on or after 14 February 1975 and being a period of not less
than ninety days;
(ii) the qualifying period of service as described
in subparagraph (b) (i) may be deemed by
the Chief of the Defence Force or his delegate to have been established notwithstanding that the m e m b e r has been posted to or
has served with the United Nations Military
Observers G r o u p in India/Pakistan for a
period of less than ninety days commencing
on or after 14 February 1975;
(iii) the Medal shall be awarded to members
qualifying under subparagraphs (b) (i) or
(b) (ii) with the clasp 'Kashmir'; and
(iv) the Chief of the Defence Force in exercising
his discretion to deem under subparagraph
(b) (ii) above shall take into account whether
the member's service with the United Nations Military Observers G r o u p in India/
Pakistan:
(a) was terminated owing to death, evacuation owing to illness or injury or other
disability due to service; or
(b) was terminated due to G o v e r n m e n t or
Defence Force reasons.
Dated this 21st day of May 1990.
BILL H A Y D E N
Governor-General
By His Excellency's C o m m a n d
G. BILNEY
Minister of State for
Defence Science and Personnel
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NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDERS
UNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the following amendment to Civil
Aviation orders Part 105 will become effective on 13 June 1990.
AD/BEA 121/27 : CONTROL COLUMN HANDGRIPS
Copies of the above Order are available for inspection and may be
purchased over the counter from the i
Civil Aviation Authority
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CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053
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Government Departments
Administrative Services
Lands Acquisition Act 1989
Pre - Acquisition Declaration
( Section 22 )
1.
I, Cathy Argall, state Manager of the Australian Property Group
in Queensland, a person to whom the Minister administering the
Lands Acquisition Act 1989 (The Act) has by delegation dated
the 7th day of June 1989 delegated his powers and functions
under sub-section 22(1) of the Act, DECLARE that I am
considering the acquisition by the Commonwealth of Australia,
an acquiring authority under the Act, of an interest in land
specified in the schedule, for the public purpose of Defence,
namely the expansion of the RAAF Base at Amberley.
2.
The land appears to me to be suitable for use for that public
purpose•
3.
The land will be used as buffer purposes for the Base to allow
for the construction of an Ordnance Storage Facility in close
proximity to the area.
4.
The reason why the land appears to be suitable is that it is
adjacent to the Base and it is mostly vacant and allows for the
natural expansion of the Base.
Dated the "tJD^day of
Cathy A b ^ ^ I
Delegate o1
Minister for Administrative Services
PLEASE NOTE : THIS PRE-ACQUISITION DECLARATION DOES
NOT MEAN THAT THE LAND HAS ALREADY BEEN ACQUIRED
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SCHEDULE
The interest in land referred to in the declaration is an Estate in
Fee Simple in the land which is formally described as:
All those pieces of land in the State of Queensland,
County of Churchill, Parish of Jeebropilly, being:
1. Lot 1 on RP60231 in the Division of Freehold Land Titles,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 19.57
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 2273 Folio 184, but being subject
to:
(a) Easement NO.A598192 (for the benefit of the Commonwealth
of Australia for right of way purposes) over Easement A on
RP60231 containing an area of 2246 square metres, more or
less,
(b) Easement No.A883441 (for the benefit of the Commonwealth
of Australia for water mains, electric transmissions and
telephone lines purposes) over Easements A,B and C on
RP68754 containing an area of 5387 square metres, more or
less,
2o Lot 2 on RP24515 in the Division of Freehold Land Titles,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 18.21
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 5038 Folio 58,
3. Lot 21 on plan C15592 in the Division of Geographic
Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of
24.28 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 5040 Folio 182,
4. That part of Lot 177 on plan CC1438 in the Division of
Geographic Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing
an area of about 12.10 hectares, bounded by Rosewood Road to the
north and Ipswich-Rosewood Road to the south, and being part of the
land comprised in Deed of Grant Volume 2940 Folio 80,
5- That part of Lot 22 on plan CC1439 in the Division of
Geographic Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing
an area of about 27.15 hectares, bounded by Southern Amberley Road
to the east and Ipswich-Rosewood Road to the west, and being part
of the land comprised in Deed of Grant Volume 2940 Folio 79,
6. Lot 295 on plan CC2949 in the Division of Geographic
Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of
28.98 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 5669 Folio 138,
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7. Lot 109 on plan C15597 in the Division of Geographic
Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of
39.25 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 660 Folio 162,
8. Lots 107 and 108 on plan C15597 in the Division of
Geographic Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing
an area of 80.13 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of
the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1068 Folio 15,
9. Lot 106 on RP24536 in the Division of Freehold Land
Titles, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of
34.60 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1535 Folio 242,
10. Lot 104 on plan C15596
Information, Department of Lands,
25.90 hectares, more or less, and
comprised in Certificate of Title
in the Division of Geographic
Brisbane, containing an area of
being the whole of the land
Volume 5467 Folio 153,
11. Lot 103 on plan C15596
Informatipn, Department of Lands,
25.60 hectares, more or less, and
comprised in Certificate of Title
in the Division of Geographic
Brisbane, containing an area of
being the whole of the land
Volume 1055 Folio 242,
12. Lot 102 on plan C15596
Information, Department of Lands,
27.62 hectares, more or less, and
comprised in Certificate of Title
in the Division of Geographic
Brisbane, containing an area of
being the whole of the land
Volume 51 Folio 141,
13. Lot 101 on plan C15596
Information, Department of Lands,
23.88 hectares, more or less, and
comprised in Certificate of Title
in the Division of Geographic
Brisbane, containing an area of
being the whole of the land
Volume 6503 Folio 158,
14. Lots 99 and 100 (to the depth of 21.34 metres from the
surface only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic
Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of
33.18 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 4022 Folio 116,
15. Lot 96 (to the depth of 21.34 metres from the surface
only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic Information,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 16.59
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 4022 Folio 115,
16. Lot 94 (to the depth of 15.24 metres from the surface
only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic Information,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 21.45
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 4034 Folio 198,
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17. Lot 93 (to the depth of 18.29 metres from the surface
only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic Information,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 20.44
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 4034 Folio 197,
18. Lots 88 and 90 (to the depth of 15.24 metres from the
surface only) on plan CC1450 in the Division of Geographic
Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of
33.18 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 4034 Folio 200,
19. Lot 95 (to the depth of 15.24 metres from the surface
only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic Information,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 16.19
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 4034 Folio 199,
20. Lot 92 (to the depth of 15.24 metres from the surface
only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic Infoinaation,
Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area of 17.81
hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land comprised
in Certificate of Title Volume 6503 Folio 157,
21. Lots 89 and 91 (to the depth of 15.24 metres from the
surface only) on plan C15596 in the Division of Geographic
Information, Department of Lands, Brisbane, containing an area
of 33.18 hectares, more or less, and being the whole of the land
comprised in Certificate of Title VolLime 6588 Folio 11.
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departments
The Arts, Sport, the
Environment, Tourism and
Territories
NOTICE OF PERMIT GRANTED UNDER THE
E N V I R O N M E N T P R O T E C T I O N (SEA D U M P I N G )
ACT 1981
Pursuant to section 25 of the Environment
Protection
(Sea Dumping) Act J981, notice is given that a general
permit was granted on 30 May 1990 to the Port
Hedland Port Authority, P C Box 2, Port Hedland WA
6722 to d u m p at sea over a period of twelve months
up to 350 000 tonnes of spoil derived from the dredging
of the shipping channel and ship turning basin in Port
Hedland harbour.
Dumping of the dredge spoil is to take place within
an area described by the following coordinates:
20° 12' 35.5"S 118°33' 40'' E
20'12'35.5"S
118°35'04"E
20" 13'20.5"S 118-35'24" E
20° 13' 51.0"S I 1 8 ° 3 4 ' 0 0 " E
Copies of the permit may be obtained from the Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and
Territories, G P O Box 787, Canberra ACT 2601 or may
be inspected at the office of Port Hedland Port
Authority WA by arrangement with Capt I. Baird by
telephoning (091) 73 1400.
Dated this 1st day of June 1990.
J O H N ASHE
Acting First Assistant Secretary
Conservation Division
N.N.—9054544
Attorney-General
C O M M O N W E A L T H O F AUSTRALIA
FEDERAL C O U R T O F AUSTRALIA
REGULATIONS
I, MICHAEL CARTER TATE, Minister for Justice and
Consumer Affairs, acting for and on behalf of the Attorney-General, under paragraph 2 (4) (a) of the Federal
Court of Australia Regulations hereby:
(a) revoke the approval of the following legal aid
schemes or services:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Legal Service
(Qld) Ltd;
The Commonwealth Legal Aid Commission;
Aboriginal Legal Service NSW Ltd;
Aboriginal Legal Assistance (Western Suburbs) Ltd;
The South Coast Aboriginal Legal Service Ltd;
The Western Aboriginal Legal Service;
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre Inc—Legal Aid
Division;
The North Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid Service;
and
The Central Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid Service;
and
(b) approve the following legal aid schemes or services:
The Legal Aid Commission of NSW;
National Aboriginal and Islander Legal Services
Secretariat;
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
(QEA) for Legal Services;
Pitjantjatjara Council Legal Service;
QEB Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
Corporation for Legal Services;
QEC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
Corporation for Legal Services;
QED Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
Corporation for Legal Services;
West Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islanders Corporation for Legal Aid;
Njiku Jowan Legal Service (NQ) Ltd;
Tharpuntoo Legal Services Aboriginal Corporation;
TSNP Torres Strait Islanders Aboriginal Corporation
for Legal Services;
Aboriginal Legal Service Ltd;
St Mary's and District Aboriginal Legal Assistance
Ltd;
The South Coast Aboriginal Legal Service Inc;
The Western Aboriginal Legal Service Ltd;
The Katherine Regional Aboriginal Legal Aid
Service Inc;
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre Inc;
The North Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid Service
Inc; and
The Central Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid Service
Inc.
Dated this 30th day of May 1990.
M. TATE
Minister for Justice
and Consumer Affairs
N.N.—9054545
Employment, Education and
Training
C O M M O N W E A L T H O F AUSTRALIA
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Act
1989
DETERMINATION OF TERMS AND
C O N D I T I O N S O F T H E ABORIGINAL A N D
T O R R E S STRAIT ISLANDER C O M M I S S I O N
CHAIRPERSON
I, ROBERT E D W A R D TICKNER, Minister of State
for Aboriginal Affairs, pursuant to section 43 of the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission
Act
1989, determine that, in respect of matters not provided
for under that Act, Lois O'Donoghue CBE AM, while
she holds the office of Chairperson of the Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Commission shall be subject
to the same terms and conditions of employment as
apply from time to time to Secretaries of Departments
and Senior Executive Service officers of the Australian
Public Service, other than terms and conditions in respect of salary and superannuation.
Dated this 7th day of May 1990.
ROBERT T I C K N E R
Minister of State for Aboriginal Affairs
N.N—9054546
C O M M O N W E A L T H O F AUSTRALIA
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Act
1989
DETERMINATION OF TERMS AND
C O N D I T I O N S O F T H E ABORIGINAL A N D
T O R R E S STRAIT ISLANDER C O M M I S S I O N
C H I E F EXECUTIVE O F F I C E R
I, ROBERT E D W A R D TICKNER, Minister of State
for Aboriginal Affairs, pursuant to section 54 of the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission
Act
1989, determine that, in respect of matters not provided
for under that Act, Wilfred James Gray, while he holds
the office of Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Commission shall be subject
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to the same terms and conditions of employment as
apply from time to time to Secretaries of Departments
and Senior Executive Service officers of the Australian
Public Service, other than terms and conditions in respect of salary and superannuation.
Dated this 10th day of May 1990.
ROBERT TICKNER
Minister of State for Aboriginal Affairs
N.N—9054547
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Act
1989
DETERMINATION O F TERMS AND
CONDITIONS O F THE ABORIGINAL AND
TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER C O M M I S S I O N
CHAIRPERSON
I, ROBERT EDWARD TICKNER, Minister of State
for Aboriginal Affairs, pursuant to section 194 (1) (C) of
the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission
Act 1989, determine that, in respect of matters not
provided for under that Act, Lois O'Donoghue CBE
AM, while she holds the office of Chairperson of the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission shall
be entitled to be paid Expense of Office Allowance equal
to the Expense of Office Allowance payable from time
to time to a Secretary of Department, middle level, in
the Australian Public Service, and shall be entitled to
be paid such other allowances as are payable from time
to time to an officer of the Senior Executive Service of
the Australian Public Service.
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Dated this 29th day of April 1990.
ROBERT TICKNER
Minister of State for Aboriginal Affairs
N.N—9054548
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Act
1989
DETERMINATION OF TERMS AND
CONDITIONS OF T H E ABORIGINAL AND
TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER C O M M I S S I O N
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
I, ROBERT EDWARD TICKNER, Minister of State
for Aboriginal Affairs, pursuant to section 194 (1) (C) of
the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission
Act 1989, determine that, in respect of matters not
provided for under that Act, Wilfred James Gray, while
he holds the office of Chief Executive Officer of the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission shall
be entitled to be paid Expense of Office Allowance equal
to the Expense of Office Allowance payable from time
to time to a Secretary of Department, bottom level, in
the Australian Public Service, and shall be entitled to
be paid such other allowances as are payable from time
to time to an officer of the Senior Executive Service of
the Australian Public Service.
Dated this 10th day of May 1990.
ROBERT TICKNER
Minister of State for Aboriginal Affairs
N.N—9054549
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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. GN 23. J3 June 1990
Finance
Superannuation
Act
1976
DECLARATION UNDER SUBSBCTION 153AA(1)
I, RALPH WILLIS, Minister for State of Finance, in pursuance of subsection
153AA(1) of the Superannuation Act 1976, hereby declare each of the following
lawG, being a "relevant law" within the meaning of Part XA of that Act, to be an
"applicable law" for the purposes of Part XA of that Act:
Civil Aviation Act 1988
Fedoral Airports Corporation Act 1986
Dated this 29th day of May 1990
RALPH WILLIS
Minister for state of Finance
Superannuation Act 1976
DECLARATION UNDER SUBSBCTION 153AA(4)
Pursuant to subsection 153AA(4) of the Superannuation Act 1976, I, RALPH WILLIS,
Minister of State for Finance, hereby declare that the person for the time being
holding or occupying the office of Chairperson of the Civil Aviation Authority
shall be taken, for the purposes of Part XA of that Act, to be the employer of
the Chief Executive Officer of the Civil Aviation Authority.
Dated this 29th day of May 1990
RALPH WILLIS
Minister of State for Finance
SupGrannuatio/j Act 1976
DECLARATION UNDER SUBSECTION 153AA(4)
Pursuant to subsection 153AA(4) of the Sup©ra/3/3uatio/i Act 1976, I, RALPH WILLIS,
Minister of State for Finance, hereby declare that the person for the time being
holding or occupying the office of Chairperson of the Federal Airports
Corporation shall be taken, for the purposes of Part XA of that Act, to be the
Gmployer of the Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Airports Corporation.
Dated this 29th day of May 1990
RALPH WILLIS
Minister of State for Finance
N.N.-9055056
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. GN23, 13 June 1990
Industry, Technology and
Commerce
Government departments 1617
The contract of insurance is a contract to pay a
person carrying on a business in Australia up to 80 per
centum of any monetary loss or other monetary detriment attributable to circumstances outside the control
of the person resulting from failure to receive payment
in connection with contracts for the sale of certain
goods by the person to another person outside Australia
and the export of the goods to that person during a
period ending twenty-four months after the date of the
final shipment under the contract.
The extent of the direct liability of the government
under the contract of insurance is limited to
A$9 140 245, plus interest accruing until the due date
of payment.
Dated this 30th day of May 1990.
D. H. HUNTER
Acting Managing Director
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985
NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 44
In pursuance of subsection (9) of section 44 of the
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985, the Australian
Trade Commission hereby gives notice that it has entered into a contract of insurance in accordance with
an approval given by the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce under that section.
The contract of insurance is a contract to pay a
person carrying on a business in Australia up to 80 per
centum of any monetary loss or other monetary detriment attributable to circumstances outside the control
of the person resulting from failure to receive payment
N.N.—9054552
in connection with contracts for the sale of certain
goods by the person to another person outside Australia
and the export of the goods to that person during a Australian Trade Commission Act 1985
period ending twenty-four months after the date of the NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 44
final shipment under the contract.
of subsection (9) of section 44 of the
The extent of the direct liability of the government In pursuance
Trade Commission Act 1985, the Australian
under the contract of insurance is limited to Australian
Commission hereby gives notice that it has enA$7l 539 483, plus interest accruing until the due date Trade
tered into a contract of insurance in accordance with
of payment.
an approval given by the Minister for Industry, TechDated this 30th day of May 1990.
nology and Commerce under that section.
D. H. HUNTER
The contract of insurance is a contract to pay a
Acting Managing Director person
carrying on a business in Australia up to 80 per
centum of any monetary loss or other monetary detriN.N.—9054550 ment attributable to circumstances outside the control
of the person resulting from failure to receive payment
in connection with contracts for the sale of certain
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985
goods by the person to another person outside Australia
NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 44
and the export of the goods to that person during a
In pursuance of subsection (9) of section 44 of the period ending twenty-four months after the date of the
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985, the Australian final shipment under the contract.
Trade Commission hereby gives notice that it has enThe extent of the direct liability of the government
tered into a contract of insurance in accordance with under the contract of insurance is limited to
an approval given by the Minister for Industry, Tech- A$19 239 020, plus interest accruing until the due date
nology and Commerce under that section.
of payment.
The contract of insurance is a contract to pay a Dated this 30th day of May 1990.
person carrying on a business in Australia up to 80 per
D. H. HUNTER
centum of any monetary loss or other monetary detriActing Managing Director
ment attributable to circumstances outside the control
of the person resulting from failure to receive payment
N.N.—9054553
in connection with contracts for the sale of certain
goods by the person to another person outside Australia
and the export of the goods to that person during a Australian Trade Commission Act 1985
period ending twenty-four months after the date of the NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 44
final shipment under the contract.
of subsection (9) of section 44 of the
The extent of the direct liability of the government In pursuance
Trade Commission Act 1985, the Australian
under the contract of insurance is limited to Australian
Commission hereby gives notice that it has enA$70 464 485, plus interest accruing until the due date Trade
tered into a contract of insurance in accordance with
of payment.
an approval given by the Minister for Industry, TechDated this 30th day of May 1990.
nology and Commerce under that section.
D. H. HUNTER
The contract of insurance is a contract to pay a
Acting Managing Director person
carrying on a business in Australia up to 80 per
centum of any monetary loss or other monetary detriN.N.—9054551 ment attributable to circumstances outside the control
of the person resulting from failure to receive payment
in connection with contracts for the sale of certain
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985
goods by the person to another person outside Australia
NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 44
and the export of the goods to that person during a
In pursuance of subsection (9) of section 44 of the period ending twenty-four months after the date of the
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985, the Australian final shipment under the contract.
Trade Commission hereby gives notice that it has enThe extent of the direct liability of the government
tered into a contract of insurance in accordance with under the contract of insurance is limited to
an approval given by the Minister for Industry, Tech- A$67 149 865, plus interest accruing until the due date
nology and Commerce under that section.
of payment.
1618 Governmeni departments
Dated this 30th day of May 1990.
D. H. HUNTER
Acting Managing Director
N.N.—9054554
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985
NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 44
In pursuance of subsection (9) of section 44 of the
Australian Trade Commission Act 1985, the Australian
Trade Commission hereby gives notice that it has entered into a contract of insurance in accordance with
an approval given by the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce under that section.
The contract of insurance is a contract to pay a
person carrying on a business in Australia up to 70 per
centum of any monetary loss or other monetary detriment attributable to circumstances outside the control
of the person resulting from failure to receive payment
in connection with contracts for the sale of certain
goods by the person to another person outside Australia
and the export of the goods to that person during a
period ending twenty-four months after the date of the
final shipment under the contract.
The extent of the direct liability of the government
under the contract of insurance is limited to
A$16 246 624, plus interest accruing until the due date
of payment.
Dated this 30th day of May 1990.
D. H. HUNTER
Acting Managing Director
N.N.—9054555
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Customs Act 1901
APPOINTMENT UNDER SECTION 17(b)
APPOINTMENT NOTICE NO. W.13
1, KEVIN JOHN MURPHY, delegate of the Minister
of the state for Industry Technology and Commerce, in
pursuance of paragraph (b) of section 17 of the Customs
Act 1901, hereby appoint the place appointed in the
following Schedule as a place for the examination of
goods on landing.
Dated this 1st day of June 1990.
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. GN 23, 13 June 1990
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Customs Act 1901
APPOINTMENTS UNDER SECTION 17 (b)
APPOINTMENT NOTICE NO. T123
I, KEVIN PATRICK RICHMOND, delegate of the
Comptroller-General of Customs, in pursuance of paragraph (b) of section 17 of the Customs Act 1901,
hereby appoint the place identified in the following
schedule as place for examination of goods on landing.
Dated this 1st day of June 1990.
K. P. RICHMOND
Regional Manager Barrier Support"
Tasmania
THE SCHEDULE
Place name
Hargrave (Tas.) Pty Ltd
Location
That part of the building
which is indicated by hatching on scale drawing No.
T43 held by Investigation
Officer Cargo Control and
Accounting Hobart, and is
situated on land at present
known as 73-75 Charles
Street, Moonah Tasmania.
N.N.—9054557
REVOCATION OF SEA DEPOTS
APPOINTED UNDER SECTION 17 (b)
Customs Act 1901
REVOCATION NOTICE NO. T18
I, KEVIN PATRICK RICHMOND being a delegate of
the Comptroller-General of Customs, hereby revoke from
Gazette No. G31, dated 31 August 1982, Hargrave (Tas.)
Pty Ltd, 2-4 Patrick Street, Hobart Tasmania, which
was originally appointed for the examination of goods
on landing under section 17(b) of the Customs Act
1901.
Dated this 1st day of June 1990.
K. P. RICHMOND
Regional Manager Barrier Support
Tasmania
N.N.—9054558
THIS SCHEDULE
Place name
Location
Mckeown Transport Serv- That part of the building inice
dicated by hatching on Scale
Drawing No. NS15 file No
N87/12549 folio No. 41
held by Chief Inspector,
Cargo Control & Accounting and is situated at premises known as 69-73 Bourke
Road, Alexandria NSW
N.N.—9054556
REVOCATION OF SEA DEPOTS
APPOINTED UNDER SECTION 17 (b)
Customs Act 1901
REVOCATION NOTICE NO. T17
I, KEVIN PATRICK RICHMOND, being a delegate of
the Comptroller-General of Customs, hereby revoke from
Gazette No. G12, dated 31 March 1987, Tradex Transport, Macquarie No. 4A shed, Hobart Tasmania, which
was originally appointed for the examination of goods
on landing under section 17(b) of the Customs Act
1901.
Dated this 1st day of June 1990.
K. P. RICHMOND
Regional Manager Barrier Support
Tasmania
N.N.—9054559
Commonwealth of Australia
No. GN 23. 13 June 1990
Gazette
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Customs Act 1901
APPOINTMENT UNDER SECTION 17 (b)
APPOINTMENT NOTICE NUMBER VSA90/01
(SEA)
I, BARRY FRANCIS WHEELER, delegate of the Minister of State for Industry, Technology and Commerce
in pursuance of paragraph (b) of section 17 of the
Customs Act 1901, hereby appoint the place indentified
in the following schedule as a place for the examination
of goods on landing.
B. F. WHEELER
Director
Barrier Control
Dated this 1st day of June 1990.
Government departments
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THE SCHEDULE
Place name
Location
Strang International De- That part of the building
pot, Number 6 Store
and adjoining land indicated by hatching in Black
of scale drawing No. V90/
01 hereunder. Situated on
land known as the comer of
Dudley Street and New
Footscray Road,
West
Melbourne
N.N.^9054560
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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette
No. GN 23, 13 June 1990
departments
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WEST MELBOURNE, OPERATED BY
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dated:
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N.N.-9055057
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Commonwealth of Australia
No. GN 23, IS June 1990
Gazette
Government departments
1621
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTOALIA
CUSTOMS ACT 1901
NOTICE OF RATES OF EXCHANGE - sl61J CUSTOMS ACT 1901
REIN PRAI^S, delegate of the Comptroller-General of Customs, hereby specify,
pursuant to sl61J of the Customs Act 1901, that the amounts set out in Columns
3 to 7 hereunder are the ruling rates of exchange, on the dates specified, for
the purposes of ascertaining the value of imported goods under the provisions
of Division 2 of Part VIII of the Custans Act 1901,
SCHEDULE
Column 1
Country
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM/LUX
BRAZIL
CANADA
CHINA
DENMARK
EEC
FIJI
FINLAND
ITRANCE
GERMAm^
GREECE
HONG KONG
INDIA
INDONESIA
IRELAND
ISRAEL
ITALY
JAPAN
KOREA
MALAYSIA
NETHERLANDS
NEW ZEALAND
NORWAY
PAKISTAN
PNG
PHILIPPINES
PORTUGAL
SINGAPCBE
SOLOMON IS.
SOJTH AFRICA
SPAIN
SRI LANKA
SWEDEN
SVN'ITZERLAND
TAIWAN
THAILAND
UK
USA
Column 2
Foreign
Currency
(Foreign
Column 3
Date
30/05/90
Currency = AUS $1)
Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7
Date
Date
Date
Date
31/05/90 01-03/06 04/06/90 05/06/90
Schillings
Francs
Cruzado
Dollar
New Yuan
Kroner
ECU
Dollars
Marks
Francs
Deutschmarks
Drachmas
Dollars
Rupees
Rupiahs
Pounds
Shekel
Lire
Yen
Won
Dollars
Guilders
Dollars
Kroner
Rupees
Kina
Pesos
Escudos
Dollars
Dollars
Rand
Pesetas
Rupees
Kroner
Freuics
Dollars
Bahts
Pounds
Dollars
9.0500
26.4900
41.4401
0,,9079
3.6238
4..8982
0.,6255
1.,1671
3..0213
4..3342
1.,2861
126.,2500
5.,9858
13,.3600
1410,,0000
0..4598
1,,5656
944..6800
116..1300
548..0200
2..0772
1,.4486
1..3363
4..9560
16..8300
0,.7428
17,.6200
113,.3600
1..4203
1 .9389
2,.0387
79 .8900
30,.7600
4,.6642
1.0844
21 .1500
19,.8400
0 .4528
0 .7693
9. 1200
26.6700
41.8831
0.9048
3.6290
4,,9382
0.,6300
1..1668
3..0397
4,.3698
1,,2967
127,,0400
5,,9935
13,.3700
1412,.0000
0,.4838
1,.5678
952..8300
116..8200
548..8300
2..0806
1,.4594
1..3355
4..9796
16..8600
0,.7420
17..6400
113..6800
1,.4242
1..9406
2,.0469
80,.3500
30,.8000
4 .6863
1 .0953
21 .1600
19 .8900
0 .4553
0 .7704
9.1600
26.7900
41.9830
0.9010
3.6177
4.9564
0.6328
1.1667
3.0505
4,.3942
1.3019
127,,4700
5.,9769
13,,3600
1409..0000
0,.4855
1,.5553
957..9400
116,,9300
547..0700
2,.0760
1..4657
1..3306
4..9973
16..8000
0,.7415
17..5900
114,.2800
1,.4220
1,.9419
2,.0367
80 .6700
30..7100
4 .7047
1,.0967
21 .0700
19,.8400
0 .4575
0 .7680
9.1800
26.8500
41.9716
0.9025
3.6169
4.9756
0.6331
1.
1642
3.0530
4.4028
1.3060
127.,9300
5.9767
13.,3900
1410.0000
0..4873
1.5496
960..1500
117.,0800
546..3400
2..0795
1..4693
1,.3306
5..0224
16,,8100
0..7416
17..5800
114,.5800
1..4211
1..9415
2..0395
80,.7700
30..7000
4,.7oyi
1,.1064
21,.0700
19,.8500
0 .4581
0,.7679
9.1100
26.6600
41.9502
0,.9012
3.6148
4.,9439
0,,6304
1..1676
3,.0413
4..3646
1,,2952
127..0100
5.,9726
13,.4200
1408..0000
0..4844
1,.5487
952,.1400
116..8900
546 .8500
2,.0780
1 .4580
1,.3282
4 .9934
16,.8100
0 .7410
17,.6100
114 .0200
1.4207
1.9468
2 .0409
80 .0600
30 .6800
4 .6911
1.0998
21 .0600
19 .8400
0 .4568
0 .7674
REIN FRAKS
Delegate of the
Comptroller-General of Customs
CANBERRA A.C.T.
06/06/90
N.N,~9055058
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departments
Primary Industries and Energy
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Wool Marketing Act 1987
DIRECTION U N D E R S E C T I O N 120
I, J O H N CHARLES KERIN, Minister for Primary Industries and Energy:
(a) having power under section 120 of the Wool
Marketing Act 1987 ('the Act'), subject to the
conditions set out in subsection (2) of that section, to give directions to the Australian Wool
Corporation ('the Corporation') concerning the
performance of its functions and the exercise of
its powers; and
(b) being satisfied that, because of the existence of
exceptional circumstances, it is necessary to give
the following direction in order to ensure that
the exercise by the Corporation of its powers
under subsection 66 (1) of the Act does not conflict with major government policies; and
(c) having given the Corporation a written notice
stating that I was considering giving the following
direction; and
(d) having provided the Chairperson of the Corporation an adequate opportunity to discuss with
me the need for the proposed direction;
hereby direct the Corporation under section 120:
(e) subject to section 66, to determine (or re-determine) under paragraph 6 6 ( 1 ) (a) the prices that
ought to be the prices for certain types of wool
for the 1990-91 wool selling year so that the
weighted average of those prices is no more than
700 cents per kilogram clean; and
(f) subject to section 66, to publish under paragraph
6 6 ( l ) ( b ) as the minimum market indicator reserve price for that year a price no more than
700 cents per kilogram clean.
Dated this 31st day of May 1990.
J O H N KERIN
Minister for Primary
Industries and Energy
NJvJ.—9054561
Transport and
Communications
AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING T R I B U N A L
Broadcasting Act 1942
S H A R E TRANSACTION I N Q U I R Y C O M M E R C I A L
RADIO SERVICE 3AK M E L B O U R N E
NOTICE O F I N Q U I R Y SUBMISSIONS INVITED
On 1 June 1990 the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal
approved the transfer of the licence for commercial
radio service 3AK from General Television Corporation
Pty Ltd (General Television) to Actraint No. 93 Pty
Ltd (Actraint). Actraint was a wholly owned subsidiary
of general television.
The Tribunal has now commenced an inquiry into
the acquisition of 100 per cent of the issued capital of
Actraint by Sandhurst Downs Pty Ltd (to be known as
Peter Corso (Broadcasting) Pty Ltd). Applications have
been lodged by Sandhurst Downs Pty Ltd (Sandhurst)
and Peter Corso who will acquire a prescribed interest
in the 3AK licence.
The issues to be considered in the share transaction
inquiry are whether, if the applications were for consent
to the transfer of the licences under section 89A of the
Broadcasting Act 1942, the Tribunal should refuse consent having regard particularly to:
(a) whether the applicant has given an undertaking to
comply with the conditions of the licence, to provide an adequate and comprehensive service pursuant to the licence, to encourage the provision of
Australian programs and to use and encourage the
use of Australian creative resources;
(b) whether it would be contrary to a provision of the
Act;
(c) whether it would be advisable in the public interest,
because of Tribunal is not satisfied that:
(i) the applicant is a fit and proper person to hold
the licence;
(ii) the applicant has the financial, technical and
managerial capabilities necessary to provide an
adequate and comprehensive service;
(iii) the applicant is otherwise capable of complying
with the conditions of the licence;
(d) whether if consent was given,
(1) a contravention, amounting to an offence of
section 90C (limitations of radio interests) or
92JB (limitations of cross media interests) would
likely occur;
(2) a person would be contravening section 90F
(limitations of directorships) or 92JD (limitations of cross media directorships) would likely
occur;
(3) a condition specified in section 90G (foreign
control provisions) would be contravened.
Any person wishing to make a submission on any of
these issues should lodge it with the Tribunal by
21 June 1990. The Tribunal would normally allow a
longer period for submissions however due to the public
interest in holding an early public hearing the Tribunal
has expedited this process pursuant to section 1 7 c ( 7 )
of the Broadcasting Act 1942.
Before you lodge a submission, it would assist you to
inspect the relevant inquiry file IO/90/89) containing
the applications and other useful background informatio, and read the Tribunal's Guide to Submitters (copies
are available from the Tribunal and are attached to the
inquiry file).
The public inquiry files may be inspected during business hours at the following addresses; Australian Broadcasting Tribunal, 76 Berry Street, North Sydney NSW
2060. Contact officer, Veronica Phillips, telephone (02)
959 7865; Australian Broadcasting Tribunal, 570 Bourke
Street, Melbourne Vic. 3000, Contact officer, Liz
Gilchrist, telephone (03) 670 1777
N.N—9054562
AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING T R I B U N A L
N O T I C E O F N E W I S S U E S FOR P U B L I C INQUIRY
I N T O T H E GRANT O F A S P E C I A L I N T E R E S T
( P R I N T H A N D I C A P P E D ) PUBLIC R A D I O
L I C E N C E T O SERVE P E R T H
The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal commenced an
inquiry into the grant of special interest (print handicapped) public radio licence to serve Perth on 6 July
1989. One application was lodged for the licence by
Association for the Blind of Western Australia Inc.
A Notice of Inquiry appeared in the Commonwealth
Gazette on 26 July 1989. Closing date for submissions
was 12 September 1989.
Commonwealth of Australia
No. GN 23, 13 June 1990
Gazette
Since that time the application lodged by Association
for the Blind of Western Australia Inc. had been withdrawn. An amended application has been lodged by
Foundation for Information Radio of Western Australia,
The Tribunal will now be considering the issues outlined in the July 1989 Notice of Inquiry in relation to
the new applicant.
If you wjsh to make a submission to the inquiry you
should lodge it at the Tribunal's North Sydney office by
5.00 pm on 11 July 1990. Copies of the amended
application and the Notice of Inquiry are on the inquiry
file which is available for inspection at the Broadcasting
Tribunal's offices at the following addresses; ABT
Government departments
1623
Sydney, 1st Floor (library), Tandem House, 76 Berry
Street, North Sydney, Contact officer, Nadia Mencinsky,
telephone (02) 959 7811; ABT Perth, Tenth Floor, 251
Adelaide Terrace, Perth, Contact officer Bernie Doyle,
telephone (09) 325 7041
The National Federation of Blind Citizens of Australia (NFBCA) can provide dubbed copies of the audio
version of the file to interested people on request. Please
ring the NFBCA on its toll-free number (008) 03 3660
for further details.
N.N.—9054563
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departments
BROAOCKSTINQ ACT
NOTICE BY MINISTER OF STATE FOR TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS
INVITATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR A PUBLIC FM RADIO LICENCE FOR
Nambucca Heads (NSW)
Pursuant to section 82 of the Broadcasting Act 1942. i, Kim
Christian Beazley, Minister of State for Transport and
Communications hereby invite applications for, or written
submissions relating to, the grant of a licence as specified below:
(a)
category of licence: public FM radio;
(b)
the service area of the licence, in terms of areas defined
by the Australian Bureau of Statistics at the Census of
30 June 1986, is:
the Legal Local Government Area of Nambucca (S) in the
State of New South Wales (1);
the purpose for which the public radio licence is granted
shall be to provide a general community purpose service as
outlined in Section 81A of the Act;
(c)
outline of technical conditions proposed to be included in
the licence warrant:
Transmitter Site:Location
Map Title
Sheet Number
Series/Scale
Publisher
Australian Map
Grid Reference
Geographic Co-ordinates
Site height (2)
Mt Yarrahappini
Macksville
9536 (Edition 1)
Topographic/1:100,000
Division of National Mapping
Zone
56
Easting
4923XX
Northing
65903XX
: 30* 49'S
152* 55'E
(accurate to nearest half minute)
: 495m AHD
Technical Characteristics:Output Frequency Band
Carrier Frequency
Polarisation
Height of antenna (3)
:
:
:
:
VHF FM
103*1 MHZ
Mixed
40m
Output Radiation Pattern (4):Bearing or Sector
(Cloc)cwi8e direction)
ERP
180*T-220*T
220'T- 0-T rising to
0»T- 40*T
40'T-180*T falling to
SOW +3dB, -3dB
IkW
IkW +3dB, -3dB
SOW
Limits
Beam Tilt
0*
0'
0*
0*
Null Fill
Not
Not
Not
Not
required
required
required
required
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NOTES:
1. In accordance with standard terminology used by the Australian
Bureau of Statistics, (C) - City, (S) - Shire, (N) « Municipality,
(B) « Borough, (T) - Town, (DC) - District Council2. Height above Australian Height Datum
3. Minimum height above ground to electrical centre of antenna.
4. The antenna radiation pattern shall substantially comply with
these limits. However, the detailed pattern shall be subject
to the approval of the Minister.
The specified limits apply to both the vertical and the
horizontal planes of polarisation separately.
5. Final specifications will be subject to detailed plauining
conducted in conjunction with the proposal from the successful
applicant.
Interested persons are notified that they may lodge applications in
accordance with the regulations for the grant of a licence with the
General Manager, Australian Broadcasting Tribunal, 76 Berry Street
(PC Box 1308), North Sydney, NSW 2059, not later than 5.00 pm on
24 August 1990.
A current application form and guidelines must be obtained from the
General Manager, Australian Broadcasting Tribunal, at the above
address, or by telephoning the Tribunal on (02) 959 7811, or from
the State Offices of the Tribunal. Any applications lodged will be
made available for inspection at the Tribunal's offices and at a
location or locations in the service area of the proposed licence.
Dated this
22nd
day of
May
I l i m E A Z l LEY
Minister of State for Transport
and Communications
N.N.-9055059
1990.
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departments
Treasurer
Insurance Act 1973
NOTIFICATION OF GRANT O F AUTHORITY IN
ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 28
In pursuance of section 28 of the Insurance Act 1973,
I, RICHARD MATTHEW BEETHAM, Insurance and
Superannuation Commissioner, hereby give notice that
I did on 28 May 1990, pursuant to section 23 of the
Insurance Act 1973, grant to Tinfield Investments Ltd,
the Registered Office of which is situated at 5th Floor,
12 Creek Street Brisbane Qld 4000, an authority to
carry on insurance business.
In accordance with section 122 of the Insurance Act
1973, copies of grants of authority are contained in the
Register of Authorised Insurers which can be inspected
at my Office.
Dated this 28th day of May 1990.
RICHARD M. BEETHAM
Commissioner
CA03I348 CRM. SaiibaS
N.N.—9054564
NOTICE OF INQUIRY
Prices Surveillance Act 1983
INQUIRY INTO CHARGES BY THE
STEVEDORING AND CONTAINER DEPOT
INDUSTRIES
The Prices Surveillance Authority is to hold a public
inquiry into the charges by the stevedoring and container depot industries. The inquiry will examine; the
current basis for establishing stevedoring and container
depot charges; the appropriate basis for determining
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whether improvements in efficiency resulting from the
reforms to the stevedoring and container depot industries are reflected in future charges and costs to users;
and the appropriate role for the Prices Surveillance
Authority in ongoing monitoring or surveillance of stevedoring and container depot charges.
Public hearings will be held in both Sydney and
Melbourne.
The Sydney hearing will commence at 10.00 am on
Thursday, 19 July 1990 and will be held at the Department of Social Security Appeals Tribunal, 11th Floor,
157 Liverpool Street, Sydney.
The Melbourne hearing will commence at 10.00 am
on Thursday, 2 August 1990 and will be held at the
Prices Surveillance Authority's Public Inquiry Room,
8th Floor, 10 Queens Road, Melbourne.
Persons who wish to participate in the inquiry should
contact Ms L. Johnson or Mr G. Thompson on (02)
235 3400 immediately, and send their written submissions as soon as possible to, The Chairman, Prices
Surveillance Authority, PO Box R364, Royal Exchange,
Sydney NSW 2000. Telex AA171605, Facsimile (02)
231 5652
PROFESSOR ALLAN FELS
Chairman
N.N.—9054565
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AUSTRALIA
Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975
ORDER
WHEREAS (A) Rockvale Pty Limited
('Rockvale*), a company incorporated
in the Australian Capital Territory and having its address
c/- Crossin Power Haslem, 6th Floor, Canberra House,
40 Marcus Clark Street, Canberra, in that Territory, is a
foreign person, being the trustee of a trust estate in
which Kajima Corporation, a company incorporated in Japan,
holds a substantial interest; and
(B) Rockvale proposes to acquire the leasehold property known
as Paddy's Market situated in New South Wales and
specified in the notice furnished by Rockvale under
section 26A of the Foreign Acquisitions, and Takeovers Act
1975 ('the Act');
NOW THEREFORE I, JOHN SYDNEY DAWKINS, Minister of State for
Employment, Education and Training, acting for and on behalf
of the Treasurer, pursuant to subsection 21A(2) of the Act,
being satisfied
(a)
that:
Rockvale proposes to acquire an interest in
Australian urban land; and
(b)
the proposed acquisition would be contrary to the
national
interest,
PROHIBIT the proposed
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S'XTH
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MIGRA.TION REGUIATIONS
PRIORITY LIST OF OCCUPATIONS
I, Gerry Hand, Minister of State for Immigration, Local
Government and Ethnic Affairs, hereby
Declare the following list of occupations to be the
•priority list of occupations' for the purposes of
Regulation 146 of the Migration Regulations:
PRIORITY LIST OF OCCUPATIONS
Occupation (as detailed by the Australian Standard
Classification of Occupations, First Edition Dictionary)
Electronics Engineer (including Chief Electronics
Engineer, Communications Engineer, Computer Engineer,
Process Control Engineer, Radio Engineer and
Telecommunications Engineer)
Industrial Engineer (including Methods Engineer and
Safety Engineer)
Computing Professionals (including Applications
Programmer, Systems Programmer, Analyst Programmer,
Computer Systems Analyst, Data Base Administrator,
Computer Scientist, Software Engineer, EDP Auditor)
Accountant
Teacher of Chinese or Japanese Languages
Physiotherapist
Occupational Therapist
Speech Pathologist
Radiographer (Diagnostic)
Radiographer (Therapeutic)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (of aircraft engines,
airframes, electrical, radio and instruments)
Toolmaker (including Die Caster, Die Sinker,
Jigmaker-Metal, Plastic Mould Maker and Press Tool Maker)
Electrical Mechanic (including Electrical Contractor)
Electrical Equipment Fitter (including Heavy Coil Winder,
Armature Winder and Electrical Instrument Fitter)
Fitter (including Diesel Fitter Mechanic, Mechanic Diesel and Heavy Engineering Ecjuipment, Plant Mechanic,
Fitter-Machinist, Fitter and Turner, Fitter-Mechanic,
Maintenance Fitter, Service Fitter, Fitter-Welder, Bench
Fitter and Sewing Machine Mechanic)
Metal Machinist (First Class), (including Aircraft
Machinist, Automotive Machinist, Machine Setter - Metal,
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Turner, Milling Machinist, Radial Driller and Vertical
Borer)
Sheetmetal Worker (First Class), (including Sheetmetal
Patternmaker)
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Mechanics
Vehicle Painter
Motor Mechanic (including Brake Mechanic, Diesel Motor
Mechanic and Automotive Air-Conditioning Mechanic)
Panel Beater
Chef (including Sous-chef)
Pastrycook (including Cake Decorator)
Formal Service Waiter/Waitress (Silver Service)
Electrical Engineering Associate (including Electrical
Engineering Design Draftsperson, Electrical Engineering
Drafting Officer, Electrical Engineering Technical
Officer, Relays Drafting Officer, and Substation Design
Draftsperson)
Electronics Engineering Associate (including Aircraft
Electronics Technical Officer, Communications and Data
Systems Drafting Officer, Communications Engineering
Technical Officer, Control Systems Drafting Officer,
Digital Controls Technical Officer, Electronics
Engineering Design Draftsperson, Electronics Engineering
Drafting Officer, Electronics Engineering Technical
Officer, Flight Surveyor, Process Control Technical
Officer, Radio Maintenance Officer and Telecommunications
Technical Officer)
Aeronautical Engineering Technical Officer
Aircraft Systems Technician
Avionics System Technician
Optics Technical Officer (including Optical Fibre
Associate/Fibre Optics Associate)
GERRY HAND
MINISTER OF STATE FOR IMMIGRATION, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND ETHNIC
AFFAIRS
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NOTIFICATION OF T H E M A K I N G OF STATUTORY ROLES
NOTICE is hereby given that t h e undermentioned Statutory Rules have been
made. C o p i e s of the Statutory Rules may be p u r c h a s e d at the Commonwealth
Government B o o k s h o p , 70 A l i n g a St, Canberra C i t y A C T .
Act under w h i c h the
Statutory R u l e s
w e r e made
Description of the
Statutory R u l e s
National Health Act
1953
National Health
(Amendment)
Historic Shipwrecks Act
1976
Historic Shipwrecks Regulations
(Amendment)
1990 No.115
Protection of Movable
Cultural Heritage Act
1986
Protection of M o v a b l e Cultural
Heritage R e g u l a t i o n s (Amendment)
1990 No. 1.16
Extradition Act
Extradition
Audit Act
1988
1901
Patents Act
1952
Rural Industries
Act 1985
Year and
number of the
Statutory Rules
1990 No.114
Regulations
(Hostages) Regulations
1990 No.117
Finance R e g u l a t i o n s
(Amendment)
1990 No.118
Patents Regulations
(Amendment)
1990 No.119
1990 No.120
Research Rural Industries Research
Regulations (Amendment)
1990 No.121
Laying Chicken Levy
Collection Act 1988
Laying Chicken Levy
Regulations
Seamen's Compensation
Act 1911
Seamen's C o m p e n s a t i o n Regulations
(Amendment)
1990 No.122
Customs Act
Customs Regulations
1990 No.123
Excise Act
Customs Act
1901
1901
1901
Income Tax Assessment
Act 1936
Excise Regulations
Collection
(Amendment)
(Amendment)
Customs (Prohibited Exports)
Regulations (Amendment)
Income Tax Regulations
1990 No.124
1990 No.125
(Amendment)1990 No.126
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N O T I F I C A T I O N OF THE M A K I N G OF O R D E R S
UNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS
Notice is heireby given that the fallowing amendment to Civil
Aviation
Orders
Part
105
w i l l b e c o m e e f f e c t i v e on 5 June
,
A D / R 2 2 / 3 1 Anidt 1 : M A I N R O T O R
1990
BLADES
C o p i e s of the O r d e r s a r e a v a i l a b l e for
p u r c h a s e d over the counter from the :
inspection
and may
be
civil Aviation Authority
607 Swanston Street
CARLTON SOUTH
VIC
3053
or b y m a i l
from
:
Civil Aviation Authority
Publications Centre
G P O Box 19B6
CARLTON SOUTH VIC
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C O M M O N W E A L T H OF A U S T R A L I A
T r a d e P r a c t i c e s Act
1974
Consumer Protection Notice No. 6 of 1990
I N V I T A T I O N TO R E Q U E S T C O M M I S S I O N TO H O L D A C O N F E R E N C E
R E L A T I O N TO A P R O P O S E D D E C L A R A T I O N O F U N S A F E G O O D S .
IN
I, M I C H A E L TATE, M i n i s t e r of State for J u s t i c e and C o n s u m e r
A f f a i r s , pursuant to section 6 5 J ( 1 ) of the T r a d e P r a c t i c e s Act
1974, INVITE any p e r s o n w h o supplied or p r o p o s e s to supply
goods of a kind specifified in the draft N o t i c e shown b e l o w to
n o t i f y the Trade Practices C o m m i s s i o n in w r i t i n g at the
a d d r e s s shown below w i t h i n the period of 10 d a y s c o m m e n c i n g on
the d a y on which this notice is p u b l i s h e d or w i t h i n such
longer period as the C o m m i s s i o n allows, w h e t h e r that p e r s o n
w i s h e s the C o m m i s s i o n to hold a c o n f e r e n c e in relation to the
p r o p o s e d publication, under s e c t i o n 6 5 C ( 5 ) of the T r a d e
P r a c t i c e s Act 1974, of the N o t i c e .
DRAFT
NOTICE:
" C O M M O N W E A L T H OF A U S T R A L I A
T r a d e Practices Act
1974
D E C L A R A T I O N OF U N S A F E
GOODS
I, M I C H A E L TATE, M i n i s t e r of State for J u s t i c e and C o n s u m e r
A f f a i r s , pursuant to section 65C(5) of the T r a d e P r a c t i c e s Act
1974, D E C L A R E goods of a kind specified b e l o w ('the g o o d s ' ) to
be u n s a f e goods in that it appears to me the goods will or m a y
c a u s e injury to a p e r s o n .
The effect of this d e c l a r a t i o n is to ban the supply by a
c o r p o r a t i o n (and in some cases by an i n d i v i d u a l ) in trade
c o m m e r c e of these goods for a period of e i g h t e e n m o n t h s .
Particulars
of
Goods:
C h o p s t i c k s coated w i t h
e l e m e n t a l lead.
Dated
red paint
containing
m o r e than
0.25%
1990
d a y of
this
Minister
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or
MICHAEL TATE
of State for J u s t i c e and C o n s u m e r
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SUMMARY OF REASONS FOR PROPOSED
PUBLICATION:
The goods are unsafe because paint on the goods may cause
consumers to ingest high quantities of lead which would result
in lead poisoning.
Address for notification to the Trade Practices Commission:
The Chairman
Trade Practices Commission
PO Box 19
BELCONNEN ACT
2616
Dated this
day of
1
1990
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MICHAEL TATE
Minister of State for Justice and Consumer Affairs
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AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS SERVICE
CUSTOMS ACT 1901
PRELIMINARY FINDING INTO ALLEGED DUMPING OF
SORBITOL SOLUTION FROM FRANCE, THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA,
TAIWAN PROVINCE, THAILAND AND MEXICO.
NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 269TD(2)
OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901
In Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No.S 27 of 1 February
1990 notice was given of initiation of inquiries into alleged
dumping of sorbitol 70 per cent solution from France, the
Republic of Korea, Taiwan Province, Thailand and Mexico. The
Notice was published following an application by ICI
Australia Operations Pty Ltd (ICI) for the imposition of
dumping duties. The Australian Customs Service (Customs) has
now considered the application, taking into account
submissions received and any other matters that the
Comptroller-General considered relevant.
As a result of this consideration, I, Richard John Hunt,
delegate of the Comptroller-General of Customs, have made a
preliminary finding under sub-section 269TD(2) of the Customs
Act 1901, that:
(a) there are sufficient grounds for publication of a dumping
notice; and
(b) it is appropriate to take securities under section 42 of
the Customs Act 1901 in respect of any dumping duty that
may become payable upon the importation on or after
7 June 1990 of sorbitol solution from France, the
Republic of Korea, Taiwan Province, Thailand and Mexico.
Customs will, within seven (7) days of the publication of
this Notice, refer to the Anti-Dumping Authority the question
as to whether the publication of the Dumping Duty Notices
sought by ICI is so justified, as required by paragraph
269TD(2)(b) of the Customs Act 1901.
Richard Hunt
Delegate of the
Comptroller-General
1 June 1990
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Income Ts^ Assessment Act :i936
NOTICE UNDER SUBSECTION
78(8)
I, PAUL KEATING, the Treasurer:
(a)
being satisfied that the following fund is a fund
established by an approved organisation, as defined in
subsection 78(12) of the Income Tax Assessment Act
1936. exclusively for the relief of persons in a
certified country or certified countries, declare by
this notice published in the Gazette under subsection
78(8) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 the
following fund to be an eligible fund for the purposes
of subparagraph 78(1)(a)(Ixii) of the Act:
The Australian Foundation For International Credit
Union Development - International Projects Fund; and
(b)
specify for the purposes of subsection 78(9) of that
Act the date on which this notice is published in the
Gazette as the date on and after which this notice has
effect.
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1990
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MIGRATION REGULATIONS
PRIORITY LIST OF OCCUPATIONS
The notice which appears in Gazette Number$13 4 of 4 June
1990, and which lists the "priority list of occupations" for
the purposes of Regulation 146 of the Migration Regulations,
takes effect from 27 August 1990.
Gerry Hand
Minister of State for
Immigration, Local Government
and Ethnic Affairs
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T H E Q U E E N ' S B I R T H D A Y 1990 H O N O U R S
O N behalf of Her Majesty The Queen, His Excellency
the Governor-General is pleased to announce the following appointments and awards:
THE O R D E R OF AUSTRALIA
To be Companions in the General Division (AC)
His Excellency Archbishop Idris Edward CASSIDY,
President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting
Christian Unity, Vatican City
For service to religion and to international affairs.
Dr Basil Stuart HETZEL,
139 Kermode Street, North Adelaide SA 5006
For service to Australian and world health, particularly
in the field of human nutrition.
George Howard M I C H E L L ,
15 Fuller Street, Walkerville SA 5081
For service to the wool industry and to the arts.
Emeritus Professor Nancy Fannie MILLIS, MBE,
8 Grandview Road, Brighton Vic 3186
For service to science, particularly in the field of microbiology and its application to industry.
Professor Lawrie William POWELL,
22 Paten Road, The Gap Qid 4061
For service to medicine and medical research, particularly in the fields of gastroenterology and liver disease.
Sir Nicholas (Michael) SHEHADIE, OBE,
7 Shellbank Avenue, Cremorne NSW 2090
For service to the media, to sport and to the community.
Emeritus Professor John Jamieson Carswell SMART,
74 Mackenzie Street, Hackett ACT 2602
For service to education, particularly in the field of
philosophy.
The Honourable John Halden WOOTTEN, Q C ,
1 Milton Street North, Ashfield NSW 2131
For service to human rights, to conservation, to legal
education and to the law.
Sir David (Ronald) Z E I D L E R , CBE,
45/238 The Avenue, Parkville Vic 3052
For service to science and technology, to business and
to the community.
12614/90
To be Officers in the General Division (AO)
David Charles Keith ALLEN,
15 Stradbroke Avenue, Toorak Vic 3142
For service to industry, particularly the natural gas
industry.
Graeme Emerson BELL, MBE,
22 Cross Street, Waverley NSW 2024
For service to music, particularly jazz.
Dr Joseph B R O W N , OBE,
74 Caroline Street, South Yarra Vic 3141
For service to art and to the community.
Professor John Ralph B U R T O N ,
28 Glen Innes Road, Armidale NSW 2350
For service to resource engineering, particularly in the
field of resource management education
Mrs Margaret Frances C A R N E G I E , O A M ,
112/99 Spring Street, Melbourne Vic 3000
For service to art, literature and to local history.
The Honourable Joan C H I L D ,
237 Grange Road, Carnegie Vic 3163
For service to the Australian Parliament.
Dr John Law F A R R A N D S , CB,
20 The Boulevard, Glen Waverley Vic 3150
For service to science and technology.
Thomas Brian FINN,
106 Kenthurst Road, Kenthurst NSW 2156
For service to business, to industry and to education.
James Timothy GLEESON, A M ,
10 Tarakan Crescent, Northbridge NSW 2063
For service to art.
Associate Professor Malini Yasmine G O O N E R A T N E ,
57 Cheltenham Road, Cheltenham NSW 2119
For service to literature and to education.
John Bernard G O U G H , OBE,
11 Douglas Street, Toorak Vic 3142
For service to business management and to the manufacturing industry.
Dr Gavan G R I F F I T H , Q C ,
11 Arthur Circle, Forrest ACT 2603
For public service as Commonwealth Solicitor General.
Professor Geoflfrey Milton K E L L E R M A N ,
87 Madison Drive, Adamstown Heights NSW 2289
For service to medical education, particularly in the
field of biochemical research.
Dr Elizabeth Nesta M A R K S ,
Upper Camp Mountain Road, Samford Qld 4520
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For service to science, particularly in the field of entomology.
Frederick William MILLAR, CBE,
2/70 Wrights Road, Drummoyne NSW 2047
For service to business and commerce and to the arts.
Professor James Douglas MORRISON,
40 Central Avenue, Mooroolbark Vic 3138
For service to science, particularly in the field of physical chemistry, and to education.
Mrs Marjorie NELSON, MBE,
2 Coppermine Road, McLaren Vale SA 5171
For service to community health and to sport.
Robert OUTTERSIDE,
6 Judge Street, Randwick NSW 2031
For service to education.
Keith William PEARSON,
66 Brereton Street, Garran ACT 2605
For public service.
Emeritus Professor Alfred Hurlstone POLLARD,
51 Cliff Road, Northwood NSW 2066
For service to business, particularly in the field of accountancy, and to the community.
Mrs Jennifer Joan ROSS,
1216 Toorak Road, Hartwell Vic 3125
For service to community health, particularly in the
field of haemophilia.
The Honourable Susan Maree RYAN,
2/10 Hosie Street, Richmond Vic 3121
For service to the Australian Parliament.
The Reverend Doctor John Eraser SCOTT,
1/18 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn Vic 3122
For service to learning.
The Honourable Mr Justice Ian Fitzhardinge
SHEPPARD,
96 Pentecost Avenue, Pymble NSW 2073
For service to higher education and to the law.
Mrs Loti S M O R G O N ,
7 Landale Road, Toorak Vic 3142
For service to art, particularly as a benefactor and fund
raiser.
Victor S M O R G O N ,
7 Landale Road, Toorak Vic 3142
For service to art, particularly as a benefactor.
Kenneth Charles TAEUBER,
38 Tarlton Street, Somerton Park SA 5044
For public service.
John Casey TAYLOR,
28 Booth Crescent, Cook ACT 2614
For public service.
Associate Professor Gillian T U R N E R ,
Prince of Wales Children's Hospital, High Street,
Randwick NSW 2031
For service to medicine, particularly in the field of
genetics.
Wlodzimierz George WOJAK, MBE,
8/20-22 Cumberland Road, Inglebum NSW 2565
For service to muhiculturalism and ethnic affairs.
To be Officers in the Military Division (AO)
Royal Australian Navy
Rear Admiral Anthony Michael CARWARDINE, AM,
RAN,
Australian Embassy, 1601 Massachusetts Avenue
NW, Washington DC 20036 USA
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For service to the Royal Australian Navy and particularly as the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Personnel).
Australian Army
Major General John Stuart BAKER, AM,
48 Henry Street, Cook ACT 2614
For service to the Australian Army particularly as
Director Joint Intelligence Organisation.
Royal Australian Air Force
Air Vice-Marshal Brian John GRAF, 31 McWhae
Circuit, Wanniassa ACT 2903
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Assistant
Chief of the Air Staff—Materiel.
Air Commodore Thomas William O'BRIEN, AFC
7 Outlook Avenue, Mount Riverview NSW 2774
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Chief
of Staff Air Headquarters.
To be Members in the General Division (AM)
Miss Elizabeth Anne ALEXANDER,
52 Powlett Street, East Melbourne Vic 3002
For service to accountancy.
Peter Richard Woolnough ALLEN,
230 West 55th Street, No. 23F, New York, NY,
10019, USA
For service to the performing arts, particularly as a song
writer.
Christopher Raymond BANKS,
27 Coniston Drive, Wheelers Hill Vic 3150
For service to the housing industry and to the community.
Norman James BARTON,
48 Pascoe Street, Westmeadows Vic 3049
For service to gliding.
Dr Victor David BEAR,
9/93 Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay NSW 2011
For service to medicine, particularly in the field of
otolaryngology.
Leon Joseph BECKER,
93 Quirk Street, Dee Why NSW 2099
For service to the media and to the community.
Percival James BELL,
" W a n d a r a " , Breadalbane NSW 2581
For service to horse racing, particularly as Chairman,
Australian Jockey Club.
Councillor Herbert Ross BOUCHER,
2 Railway Crescent, Woomelang Vic 3485
For service to local government and to the community.
John Anthony Guy BRAND,
15 Mann Street, Cottesloe WA 6011
For service to architecture, particularly in the field of
planning, and to the community.
Richard Edwin BRETT,
12 Camelia Grove, Cheltenham Vic 3192
For service to the electrical and electronic industries.
John Linton BRIGGS,
Greta West Road, Glenrowan Vic 3675
For service to apiculture.
Dr Robert Hallows BROWN,
"Carlisle" Old H u m e Highway, Avenel Vic 3664
For service to manufacturing engineering.
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Miss Margaret Alison C A M E R O N ,
4 Connor Street, East Geelong Vic 3219
For service to library services, to education and to
ornithology.
Ronald Patrick CASEY, MBE,
68 Head Street, Elwood Vic 3184
For service to community health and to sport.
Mrs Elizabeth Ann C H U R C H E R ,
Australian National Gallery, Canberra A C T 2600
For service to the arts, particularly in the fields of arts
administration and education.
Dr Thomas Joseph CLAFFEY,
26 Gordon Avenue, Coogee N S W 2034
For service to medicine, particularly in the field of
orthopaedic surgery.
Maxwell G r a h a m C O G H L A N ,
38 Montagu Street, Lenah Valley Tas 7008
For service to education in the field of financial administration.
Dr Peter Langtree COLVILLE,
57 Winmallee Road, Balwyn Vic 3103
For service to medicine, particularly in the field of
rehabilitation and disability management.
Associate Professor G r a h a m George CRAIG,
43/25 Best Street, Lane Cove N S W 2066
For service to dentistry.
Brother Kevin T h o m a s C U N N I N G H A M ,
Mt Carmel High School, Varroville N S W 2565
For service to religion and to education.
John Victor DANIELL,
114 Spencer Road, Killara NSW 2071
For service to the film and television industry.
Miss Marjory Winifred D A V E N P O R T ,
121 Mountjoy Terrace, Manly Qld 4179
For service to marine and civil engineering.
T h e Honourable Ronald DAVIES,
12 Victoria Street, St James WA 6102
For service to the Western Australian Parliament and
to the community.
Clyde Kenneth DICKENS,
15 The Grove, Mosman NSW 2088
For service to accountancy.
Ernest Ashly D I N G O ,
c/- 261 Miller Street, North Sydney NSW 2060
For service to the performing arts.
Ms Frances Hazel D O N O V A N ,
12 Riverview Road, Montmorency Vic 3094
For service to social work education and social welfare.
Michael Philip D U D M A N ,
105 Corlette Street, Cooks Hill N S W 2300
For service to music, particularly as an organist.
Chief Magistrate John Milton D U G A N ,
Chief Magistrate's Chambers, Magistrates Court,
Latrobe Street, Melbourne Vic 3000
For service to the law.
Wilfred Francis ELLIS,
16 Ambrose Street, Toronto N S W 2283
For service to marine engineering and to naval architec-
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Mrs Mancel Rose ELLIS R O B I N S O N ,
T h e Glenleighden School, Cubberla Street, Figtree
Pocket Qld 4069
For service to education, particularly for children with
language and learning disabilities.
Edward Eugene FALK, OBE,
32 Studley Avenue, Kew Vic 3101
For service to small business.
Miss Patricia Edith FEILMAN,
130 Albert Street, East Melbourne Vic 3002
For service to the community.
Norman Graham FREUDENBERG,
13 Bowden Street, Woollahra NSW 2025
For service to journalism, to parliament and to politics.
Mrs Ellie Joan G A F F N E Y ,
Douglas Street, Thursday Island Qld 4875
For service to the community, particularly the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Miss Maureen G I L M A R T I N ,
" P o n t y p o o l " , W a n d o a n Qld 4419
For service to the community, particularly through
Catholic women's organisations.
John Edward G R A H A M ,
9 The Parapet, Castlecrag N S W 2068
For service to the housing industry.
Robert Geoffrey Hewett G R E E N ,
43 High Street, Launceston Tas 7250
For service to conservation and the environment,
Mrs Marjorie Fay GROVES,
27 Serpentine Road, Gymea NSW 2227
For service to netball.
Rodney HALL,
Burraga Bay, Bermagui N S W 2547
For service to the arts, particularly in the field of
literature.
Dr J u n e W a n d a HALLIDAY,
Department of Medicine, University of Queensland, Royal Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane Qld 4000
For service to medical science, particularly in the field
of biochemical research.
N o r m a n James HALSE,
156 Lockhart Street, C o m o WA 6152
For public service and for service to agriculture.
George Edward HAMS,
30 D o n n a Huang Street, Camberwell Vic 3124
For public service, particularly in the field of
telecommunications.
Dr Douglas H A R D Y ,
150 Fisher Street, Malvern SA 5061
For service to medicine.
Ronald James H E S F O R D ,
18 Lewis Street, Narrogin WA 6312
For service to agriculture, and to the community.
Rex Kelvin H O B C R O F T ,
66 Kingsway, Nedlands WA 6009
For service to music.
Clifford Henry H O C K I N G ,
52 George Street, Fitzroy Vic 3065
For service to the arts and to entertainment.
James Colin H O S K I N ,
60 Epping Avenue, Epping N S W 2121
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For service to education, particularly as Headmaster,
James Ruse Agricultural High School, and to the
community.
Miss Phyllis Deirdre HYLAND,
72 Hamilton Street, Corinda Qld 4075
For service to netball.
Mrs Gillian Hilma JAMES,
26A Gascoyne Street, Launceston Tas 7250
For service to the Tasmanian Parliament and to the
community.
Mrs Levaun Mary JARVIS,
20 Devonshire Street, Walkerville SA 5081
For service to the community.
The Honourable Leslie Royston JOHNSON,
39/31-33 Gerrale Street, Cronulla NSW 2230
For service to the Australian Parliament, for public
service, and for service to the Aboriginal community.
Richard Colin JOHNSON,
96 Toronto Avenue, Cromer NSW 2099
For public service, particularly in the field of satellite
communications.
Gerasimos KARIDIS,
63 Light Square, Adelaide SA 5000
For service to the building and construction industry
and for service to the Greek community.
Brian James KIDD,
250 Cherry Tree Road, Panton Hill Vic 3759
For service to architecture and design, particularly For
the needs of those with physical disabilities and the
frail aged.
Mrs Ethel Marion LANE, MBE,
8 Sydney Street, Concord NSW 2137
For service to the community, particularly in the field
of veterans' welfare.
The Reverend Canon Alan Arthur LANGDON,
55 Pritchard Street, Wentworth Falls NSW 2782
For service to education, particularly in the field of
Christian education.
Malcolm MacGregor Baxter LATHAM,
34 The Scarp, Castlecrag NSW 2068
For service to architecture, particularly in the field of
town planning.
Clemens Theodor LESKE,
17 Buxton Street, North Adelaide SA 5006
For service to music.
William Barrie LEWIS,
111 Marshall Street, Garden Suburb NSW 2389
For service to local government.
Mrs Angela Anne-Marie MCAVOY,
8 Turella Court, Mooroolbark Vic 3138
For service to the community, particularly as founder
President of the Australian Crohn's and Colitis
Association.
Peter Nicholas MANETTAS,
7 Roma Avenue, Kensington NSW 2033
For service to the seafood export industry, and to the
Greek community.
Commissioner Norman James MANSINI,
21 Oxford Street, Wavell Heights Qld 4012
For service to industrial relations.
Keith Douglas MARSHALL,
2/29 Bringa Avenue, Camberweli Vic 3124
For service to industrial relations.
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The Reverend George Stanley MARTIN, MBE,
70 Dale Street, Port Adelaide SA 5015
For service to the community, particularly in the field
of social welfare.
Peter Boyce MEULMAN,
56 Manor Road, Homsby NSW 2077
For public service, particularly in the field of
telecommunications.
Mrs Edna Isabel MILLS,
24/20 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn Vic 3122
For service to the community, particularly as member
and President of the War Widows' Guild of Victoria.
Mrs Necia Joy MOCATTA,
5 Osborne Street, Hackney SA 5069
For service to the community, particularly in the field
of women's affairs.
Miss Eileen Margaret PEARCE (Sister Victoire),
Sacred Heart Hospice, Darlinghurst Road,
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
For service to nursing, particularly in the field of
palliative care.
Michael Laurence PECK,
27 Fawkner Street, South Yarra Vic 3141
For service to architecture, particularly in the field of
education.
Lawrence Vincent PEDEMONT,
213 Malton Road, Epping NSW 2121
For service to the community, particularly as member
and President of the St Vincent de Paul Society of New
South Wales.
Edward Esben PETERSEN,
59 Viewhill Road, North Balwyn Vic 3104
For service to the community, particularly with the
Royal Victorian Institute For the Blind.
Dr Bruce Henry PETERSON, MC,
49/1 Lauderdale Avenue, Fairlight NSW 2094
For service to medicine, particularly in the field of
psychiatry, and to the community.
Ivor Lennox PINKERTON,
14 Miethke Place, Flynn ACT 2615
For service to civil engineering.
Riccardo PISATURO,
"Mandalong Park", Mamre Road, St Marys NSW
2760
For service to the cattle industry.
Dr John Victor POSSINGHAM,
CSIRO Division of Horticulture, Hartley Grove,
Urrbrae SA 5064
For service to science, particularly in the field of
horticultural research.
Ms Barbara Mary POTTER,
1/31 Guildford Road, Surrey Hills Vic 3127
For service to the community, particularly in the field
of aged welfare.
Mrs Valerie PRATT,
23 Wyomee Avenue, Pymble NSW 2073
For service to the community, particularly in the field
of employment for women.
Allan Francis RAINBIRD,
37 Hopkins Street, Weston ACT 2611
For public service.
Harold Adolphe SEELEY,
21 Hope Street, Brunswick Vic 3084
For service to industry.
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Queen's
James Glen SERVICE,
55 Dominion Circuit, Forrest A C T 2603
For service to the community.
T h e Reverend Father Richard Daniel S H A N A H A N ,
Nazareth House, Manilla Road, Tamworth NSW
2340
por service to religion and to the community.
Mrs Tonia Louise S H A N D ,
14 Warren Place, Chifley A C T 2606
For public service.
Dr Anthony James S H I N K F I E L D ,
St. Peter's College, St. Peters SA 5069
For service to education, particularly as Headmaster, St
Peter's College, Adelaide.
Robert George SMITH, 0 A M ,
2 Solly Street, Zeehan Tas 7469
For service to tourism, particularly through the West
Coast Pioneers' Memorial Museum.
Brother Michael Austin SMITH (Brother Walter),
Marist Brothers, 7 Tuscany Rise, Templestowe Vic
3016
For service to education.
Associate Professor Deane Oakford S O U T H G A T E ,
44 George Street, Torrens Park SA 5062
For service to medicine, particularly in the field of
occupational health and safety.
Andrew McDonald T A Y L O R ,
334 Halifax Street, Adelaide SA 5000
For service to the arts, particularly in the field of
literature.
His Honour Mr Barrie Ronald T H O R L E Y ,
38 Roseberry Road, Killara NSW 2071
For service to the law and to rugby football.
John Kevin Charles T W I G D E N ,
"Frankleigh", Waikerie SA 5330
For service to primary industry, to local government,
and to the community.
34 Downes Avenue, Brighton Vic 3186
For service to the Italian community.
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Captain Geoffrey Athol ROSE, RAN,
49 McLachlan Crescent, Weetangera A C T 2614
For service to the Royal Australian Navy as Project
Manager, New Submarine Project.
Australian Army
Major Geoffrey William CARSON,
30 Hermitage Street, Keperra Qld 4054
For service to the Australian Army in the field of education.
Brigadier Stephen Newman G O W E R ,
R M B 1593 Federal Highway, Sutton NSW 2620
For service to the Australian Army as the C o m m a n d a n t ,
Joint Services Staff College and Director General, Public
Information.
Brigadier Terence Henry H O L L A N D ,
Australian Embassy, Jakarta Indonesia.
For service to the Australian Army and to the Australian Defence Force as the Australian Defence Attache,
Indonesia.
Lieutenant Colonel Peter John J O H N S T O N ,
18 Peters Street, Enoggera Qld 4051
For service to the Australian Army in the field of logistics.
Brigadier G r a e m e John L O U G H T O N ,
11 Anderson Street, East Malvern Vic 3145
For service to the Australian Army as Controller of
Supply at Headquarters Logistic C o m m a n d .
Lieutenant Colonel Robert George M A R T I N , R F D
45 Faithful Street, Goulburn NSW 2580
For service to the Australian Army as C o m m a n d i n g
Officer of the lst/19th Battalion, The Royal New South
Wales Regiment.
Major Bruce M U N C H E N B U R G ,
71 Ragless Circuit, K a m b a h A C T 2902
For service to the Australain Army as the Officer Commanding, The Royal Military College Band.
Colonel Peter Andrew SIBREE,
Married Quarter No 7, Victoria Barracks, Paddington NSW 2021
Colonel Richard Douglas W A R R E N ,
12 Epenarra Close, Macquarie A C T 2614
For service to the Australian Army as the initial Comm a n d e r of the Australian Contingent United Nations
Transition Assistance G r o u p , Namibia.
Mrs Gloria Dawn WALLEY,
18 Parker Avenue, Kelmscott WA 6111
For service to the Aboriginal community.
Robert Bruce W H A N ,
60 Harsiett Crescent, Beverley Park N S W 2217
For service to primary industry and to the community.
To be Members in the Military Division (AM)
Royal Australian Navy
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Honours List
For service to the Australian Army as C o m m a n d a n t of
the Infantry Centre and C o m m a n d e r Singleton Military
Area.
Vincent VOLPE,
Lieutenant
Commander
DICIUNAS, RAN,
Birthday
Adolfas
6 Tenterden Street, Woodville South SA 5011
For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly
in the field of Marine Engineering while serving in
HMAS BRISBANE.
C o m m a n d e r Denis William MOLE, RAN,
111 Spencer Road, C r e m o r n e N S W 2090
For service to the Royal Australian Navy particularly
to the Submarine Arm.
Royal Australian Air Force
Squadron Leader Alan Peter G R I F F I T H ,
11 Walters Avenue, Glenbrook NSW 2773
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Facilities Oflicer Base Squadron Tindal
G r o u p Captain David John LEACH, AFC
6 Downer Place, K a m b a h ACT 2902
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the
Royal Australian Air Force C o m m a n d e r Northern Area.
Wing C o m m a n d e r Douglas William PEAK,
22 Buvelot Street, Weston A C T 2611
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Comm a n d i n g Officer Movement Coordination Centre.
Squadron Leader Gordon Ian P E T K O F F ,
40/26 Macquarie Street, Barton A C T 2600
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For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the
Integration and Software Flight Commander at Number
292 Squadron RAAF Edinburgh.
Flight Lieutenant David WEAVER,
21 Featherby Way, Altona Meadows Vic 3028
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the
project director of the Geographic Information System
at the Central Photographic Establishment.
To be awarded the Medal of the Order in the General
Division (OAM)
Brian Walter ADAMS,
30/4 New McLean Street, Edgecliff NSW 2027
For service to the arts and to the entertainment industry.
Dr Warwick Leslie ADAMS,
54 Wingewarra Street, Dubbo NSW 2830
For service to medicine and to the community.
Eric John AHERN,
22A Beenan Close, Karawara WA 6152
For service to veterans, particularly through the Totally
and Permanently Incapacitated Soldiers' Association of
Western Australia.
Arnold Neils ANDERSEN,
118 Ridgeway Avenue, Southport Qld 4215
For service to the community.
Anthony Peter ANNEAR,
5 Altona Court, East Doncaster Vic 3109
For service to lapidary.
Alejandro ARELLANO,
10 Goold Street, Burwood Vic 3125
For service to the Spanish community.
Colonel Jack Neville Lucas ARGENT, OBE, ED,
237 Pennant Hills Road, Carlingford NSW 2118
For service to Rugby League football and to veterans.
Peter (Emanuel) ARONEY,
12 Cottenham Avenue, Kensington NSW 2033
For service to the Greek community.
Ms Jennifer Lesley ASHTON,
37 Savige Street, Campbell ACT 2601
For service to the provision of aid and relief programmes in developing countries.
Reginald AUSTIN,
278A Edinburgh Road, Castlecrag NSW 2068
For service to athletics, particularly sprinting.
Frank BAGULEY,
Heatherton Road, Clayton South Vic 3169
For service to horticulture, particularly through the Victorian Flower Growers' Association.
John Michael BAKER,
12 Elm Drive, Murrumba Downs Qld 4503
For service to cricket.
Mrs Judith Anne BAUER,
2 Eldon Place, Lyons ACT 2606
For service to music.
Mrs Irene Jessie May BELL,
7/24 Hanson Road, Woodville Gardens SA 5011
For service to women's affairs.
Edward William BENSON,
PO Box 468, Nelson Bay NSW 2765
For service to the community.
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Harold Leslie BINGHAM, BEM,
10 Blue Bay Apartments, Halls Head, Mandurah
WA 6210
For public service and for service to the Cocos (Keeling)
Islands Malay community.
The Reverend Reginald Gray BIRCH,
19 Putarri Avenue, St Ives NSW 2075
For service to the Australian Inland Mission.
Lawrence Sydney BLACK,
7 Tandara Court, Black Rock Vic 3193
For service to veterans.
Peter Adam BLACK,
"Pajingo Station", Charters Towers Qld 4820
For service to local government and to the cattle
industry.
Mrs Mary Anne BOND,
82 Bergin Road, Ferny Grove Qld 4055
For service to youth employment schemes and to people
with disabilities.
John BOOTH,
Lagasca, 110-7 IZDA, Madrid SPAIN 28006
For public service and for service to migrant assistance.
Roy Willan BOSTOCK,
"Preston", Mansfield Vic 3722
For service to local government and to the community.
Victor John BROWN,
P.O. Box 41, Ardrossan SA 5571
For service to the community.
Dr Francis Esmond BROWNE,
4 Kolora Place, U k e Cathie NSW 2445
For service to community health.
James BURROWES,
26 Thomas Street, Box Hill South Vic 3128
For service to the Royal Life Saving Society of Victoria.
Mrs Meryl Olive BURTON,
150 Carrington Avenue, Hurstville NSW 2220
For service to the community, particularly through the
Red Cross Society.
Kevin Leslie BUTTSWORTH,
English Road, Malanda Qld 4885
For service to veterans and to the Queensland
Ambulance Transport Brigade.
Mrs Nancy Loma BYNON,
170 William Street, Devonport Tas 7310
For service to the community and to the aged.
Sister Mary Alcantara BYRNE,
St John of God Convent, East Brighton Vic 3187
For service to nursing.
James Archibald Hunter CAMERON,
21 Mahon Avenue, Altona North Vic 3025
For service to scouting.
Mrs Athanasia Nancy CARUANA,
8 Bennett Avenue, South Strathfield NSW 2136
For service to the arts through the promotion of Greek
culture.
Mrs Enid May CHANNON,
11 Wharf Street, Tuncurry NSW 2428
For service to the community.
John William CLARKE,
2 Westboume Grove, Camberwell Vic 3124
For service to youth and to the community through the
Uniting Church.
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Trevor Keith C O L Q U H O U N ,
33 Boiton Hill Road, Norwood Tas 7250
For service to the community.
Mrs Margaret Elaine CONSIDINE,
39 Bertha Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290
For service to hospital administration.
Laurence Henry COPPING,
24 Duncan Street, Torrens ACT 2607
For service to children's literature.
Stanley Alfred COTTIER,
265 Forest Road, Kirrawee NSW 2232
For service to conservation and the environment.
Leslie Robert C R A W F O R D ,
6 Clarence Street, Berry NSW 2535
For service to the community, particularly through the
Berry Silver Band.
Mrs Joan Mavwin CROSS,
88 Danyenah Street, Loganholme Qld 4129
For service to athletics administration.
Vivian Lennon DAGG,
23 Nurstead Street, Camp Hill Qld 4152
For service to veterans and to people with disabilities.
Mrs Lily Catherine Margaret DALE,
253 Stock Road, Palmyra WA 6157
For service to the Royal Life Saving Society.
Mrs Thelma Rosabel DANIEL,
59 Pappas Way, Carrara Qld 4211
For service to people with visual impairments.
Mrs Joan Mary DEANS,
14/6 Bilney Road, Stirling SA 5152
For service to nursing.
Councillor John Francis DEPPELER,
24 Camellia Crescent, Norlane Vic 3214
For service to local government and to the community.
Mrs Allison Winning DICKSON,
8 Heller Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350
For service to the community and to tertiary education.
Mrs Ruth Campion DIRCKS,
Alison Heights, Dungog NSW 2420
For service to science education.
Shaun Patrick DOBSON,
8 Asquith Court, Claremont Tas 7011
For service to veterans.
Charles Hoani Scott DOLLING,
10 Vernon Crescent, Maslin Beach SA 5170
For service to primary industry, particularly sheep and
wool production.
Mrs Zelda DOON,
189 Wynyard Street, Tumut NSW 2720
For service to the community.
Mrs Doris Nellie D U N C A N ,
4 Joyce Place, Mawson ACT 2607
For
fostering better
relations
in
international
communities and for service to children.
John Raymond DYER,
3 Donbirn Way, South Vermont Vic 3133
For service to Australian Rules football.
Ronald Alec ELGAR,
2/31 Donald Avenue, Paradise Point Qld 4216
For public service.
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Clive Lindsay FAIRBAIRN,
24 Mt Dandenong Road, Croydon Vic 3136
For service to cricket.
Ronald Peter FALLA,
Falla's Road, Donald Vic 3480
For service to the community and to the preservation
of local history.
Ronald Charles FERRIER,
13 Kahibah Road, Adamstown Heights NSW 2289
For service to the community and to music.
Councillor John David Livingstone FIELD,
23 Soho Street, Cooma NSW 2630
For service to local government and to the community.
Alfred Thomas FOGARTY,
Lot 4, Estuary Road, Dawesville Via Mandurah
WA 6210
For service to coal mining and to the community.
Mrs Joyce FREN,
6 Butler Parade, Kurri Kurri NSW 2327
For service to the community, particularly through Quota
International.
Mrs Margaret Anne GADSBY,
Boneo Road, Cape Schanck Vic 3939
For service to the Royal Life Saving Society.
Bertram Clifford GALLARD,
43 Yarawini Drive, Orange NSW 2800
For service to the welfare of children and the aged.
Dr Richard Banks GEEVES, ED
"Hartz View", Geeveston Tas 7116
For service to the community, particularly the welfare
of the aged.
Mrs Gwenyth Ora GEORGE,
2/130 Shackleton Circuit, Mawson ACT 2607
For service to the aged, particularly through the Spiral
Club.
Mrs Joan Diana GILLESPIE,
1 Pemberton Street, Oaklands Park SA 5046
For service to conservation, particularly through the
Royal Zoological Society of South Australia.
Sister Winifred Jill G O D D A R D ,
10 Balaka Place, Newstead Tas 7250
For service to the community, particularly through child
health services.
Alan Murray GRAHAM,
Calvert Street, Bairnsdale Vic 3875
For service to the community and to tourism.
Mrs Heather Dorothy GRAY,
83 Hodgson Street, Lower Templestowe Vic 3106
For service to the care of the aged and to people with
intellectual disabilities.
Edward John G R I N P U K E L ,
188 Maryvale Road, Morwell Vic 3840
For service to local government and to the community.
Bertie Bryce G U N N I N G ,
25 Elizabeth Street, Gunnedah NSW 2380
For service to local government and to primary industry.
John Edward HAINES,
21 Bennetts Road West, Dundas NSW 2117
For service to veterans and to local government.
Brian Ernest Phillips HALL,
4 Glenferrie Avenue, Myrtle Bank SA 5064
For service to the community.
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Ernest Alfred HAMMERTON,
124 Bestic Street, Kyeemagh NSW 2216
For service to Rugby League football.
Mrs Violet Kathleen HARDIE,
3/351 Kooyong Road, Elstemwick Vic 3185
For service to the community.
Alfred Keith HARRIS,
21 Elsie Street, Port Augusta SA 5700
For service to children in remote areas.
Joseph HASLAM,
50 Jacka Crescent, Campbell ACT 2601
For service to the community, particularly the aged,
and to landscape gardening.
Leonard George HAWKETT,
70 Eastgate Street, Oakleigh Vic 3166
For service to the community, particularly through toy
making for charitable organisations.
Mrs June Marie HEALY,
49 Vasey Crescent, Campbell ACT 2601
For service to veterans.
Kenneth William HESSE,
183 Wattle Street, Bendigo Vic 3550
For service to the care of the aged.
Norman Frederick HETHERINGTON,
17 Sirius Cove Road, Mosman NSW 2088
For service to children's television programmes and
puppetry.
Norman Maxwell HILL,
25 Hann Street, Griffith ACT 2603
For service to the community and to hockey.
Mrs June Mary HODGSON,
29 Angove Road, Albany WA 6330
For service to the community and to local government.
Harold Vincent HORNER, DFC,
61 The Esplanade, Mt Pleasant WA 6153
For service to lacrosse.
Norman Lyle HOULAHAN,
14 Karingal Place, Moree NSW 2400
For service to local government.
Roy Ronald HOWARD,
''Warragaburra", Tathra Road, Bega NSW 2550
For service to local government and to the community.
Mrs Patricia Marie HUGHES,
10 McKillop Place, Dundas NSW 2117
For service to community health.
Mrs Barbara Ruth Stephen HUXTABLE,
5 Warwick Street, Killara NSW 2071
For service to the community.
William James HYNES,
5 13th Street, Mildura Vic 3500
For service to Australian Rules football.
Kevin Raymond ICELY,
"Coombing Lodge" Tamar Close, Gisbome Vic 3437
For service to scouting.
Edward Walter JACKSON, BEM,
31 Wheeler Parade, Dee Why NSW 2099
For service to veterans and their families.
Leonard William JACOBSON,
712 Creek Road, Mt Gravatt Qld 4122
For service to Rugby League football, particularly as a
referee.
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Mrs Margaret Elizabeth JONES,
51 Northam Avenue, Bankstown NSW 2200
For service to the community, particularly the aged.
Nicolica JOVANOVIC,
100 Railway Terrace, Ascot Park SA 5043
For service to the Serbian community.
Sydney Whittle KAY, ED,
6/15 Oliver Street, Nundah Qld 4012
For service to veterans.
Miss Leonie Margaret KELLEHER,
2 Dean Avenue, Hawthorn Vic 3122
For service to people suffering from Retinitis Pigmentosa.
Mrs Ailsa Esme KELLY,
302 Duthie Avenue, North Rockhampton Qld 4701
For service to speech therapy and to education.
Mrs Gabrielle Pamela Joan KENNARD,
27 Arthur Street, North Sydney NSW 2060
For service to aviation.
The Honourable James William KENNEDY,
17/20 West Street, Forster NSW 2428
For service to local government, to the Legislative
Council of New South Wales and to the community.
Stuart Lyle KERRY,
8 Julia Street, Ashfield NSW 2131
For service to the community.
Dr Christine Anne KILHAM,
Summer Institute of Linguistics, McMillans Road,
Berrimah NT 0828
For service to education.
Councillor Kevin John KIRBY,
49 Waratah Street, Geelong West Vic 3218
For service to local government and to the community.
Horace Raymond KNIGHT, (5 June 1990)
McGilp Road, One Tree Hill SA 5114
For service to charitable organisations.
Leslie Robert LAMBERT,
"Tiree", Wildes Meadow, Via Moss Vale NSW 2577
For service to the community, particularly through fire
and emergency services.
Mrs Gloria Noel Agnes LARDELLI,
7 Delmar Parade, Gladesville NSW 2111
For service to people with visual and hearing
impairments.
Geoffrey Francis LAWSON,
63 Mount Street, Coogee NSW 2034
For service to cricket.
Mrs Marion Rose LE,
269 Kingsford Smith Drive, Spence ACT 2615
For service to the Indo-Chinese community.
Miss Joan Margaret LETHBRIDGE,
29/92 Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066
For service to veterans and to the community.
Thomas Allan Melville LILBURNE,
440 Moppet Street, Hay NSW 2711
For service to primary industry, particularly sheep
breeding.
Kurt Edward Bernard LIPPMANN,
34 Marriott Street, Caulfield Vic 3162
For service to the Jewish community.
Mrs Dulcie Vivian LUCAS,
220 Fletcher Street, Albury NSW 2640
For service to the community.
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Dr Sheila Amelia G o r d o n L U N G L E Y ,
20 Boya Crescent, Boya WA 6056
For service to community medicine and to hospital
administration.
John Emanuel L U T M A N ,
52 Mosley Street, Strathfield N S W 2135
For service to local government and to the community.
G o r d o n Brian M c C O R M A C K ,
Oakey Flat Road, Morayfield Qld 4506
For public service, particularly to the fishing industry.
Alexander John M c C U L L O U G H ,
12 Mountain Avenue, Mount Beauty Vic 3699
For service to the c o m m u n i t y and to local government.
Mrs Joan Caroline M c D O N A L D ,
54 Milner Road, Alice Springs N T 0870
For service to the community.
Owen Michael M c D O N A L D ,
29 Hocking Avenue, Earlwood NSW 2206
For service to people with intellectual disabilities.
Mrs Betty McLEAN,
140 Walker Street, Bundaberg Qld 4670
For service to the arts and to the community.
Mrs Elizabeth Joan M c M I C K I N G ,
18 Dewhurst Street, Narrabri N S W 2390
For service to the community.
Jack Albert M A D D O X ,
6 Kensington Street, Kogarah NSW 2217
For service to the community.
The Reverend Henry Denis M A D I G A N ,
54 Oxford Street, Paddington NSW 2021
For service to the community.
Maroun Arthur M A H B O U B ,
4 Wilunga Street, Stratford Qld 4870
For service to the community and to veterans.
Roy John Douglas MALLINSON,
105 Bell Street, Biloela Qld 4715
For service to the community.
Brendan Joseph M A N I O N ,
72 Shaw Street, Beaconsfield Tas 7270
For service to the road transport industry.
T h o m a s Charles M A R R ,
12 Ninth Street, Eildon Vic 3713
For service to the community.
Sidney Reginald MARSH,
" L i m e Vale", Holly Road, Burradoo N S W 2576
For service to wrestling and to gymnastics.
George Ewen MASSON,
86 Harvey Street East, Woodville Park SA 5011
For service to pipe band music.
John Howard M I D D L E T O N ,
6 Piccadilly Circus, Colonel Light Gardens SA 5041
For public service.
Leslie T h o m a s MILES,
25 Richards Avenue, Watsonia Vic 3087
For service to the trade union movement.
Miss Beverley Ellen M I T C H E L L ,
21 Pashen Street, Morningside Qld 4170
For service to people with disabilities.
Mrs (Sibyl) Elyne Keith M I T C H E L L ,
"Towong Hill", Corryong Vic 3707
For service to children's literature.
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Mrs Berenice Fay Catherine MOLE,
"Cooinda" Mount Cotton Road, Mount Cotton Qld
4165
For service to children, particularly as a foster mother.
Miss Barbara Mary M O O R E ,
42 Dowell Avenue, T a m w o r t h N S W 2340
For service to nursing.
Mrs Purthanry Thanes Mary M O O R H O U S E ,
10 Scenic Drive, Nowra N S W 2541
For service to the community.
John Davies M O R G A N ,
234 Eastbourne Road, Rosebud Vic 3939
For service to the Probus Club.
Mrs Meron Elizabeth M O R R I S O N ,
7 Bedford Street, Box Hill Vic 3128
For service to the community.
Ralston Albert M U G G E ,
11 Blairgowrie Avenue, St Georges SA 5064
For service to scouting.
Robert Michael N E W M A N ,
56 Billing Street, Whyalla SA 5600
For service to youth.
T h e Reverend Brian William NICHOLLS,
511 McGowen Street, Broken Hill N S W 2880
For service to the community, particularly through
Lifeline.
John Henry N I E W A N D ,
3 W i m m e r a Street, Minyip Vic 3392
For service to the community.
Richard Colin N O R R I S ,
11 Henderson Street, Garran A C T 2605
For public service through the advancement of
community health.
Peter Henry N O R V I L L ,
" R o c k D h u " , Murrurundi N S W 2338
For service to aviation.
Miss Fay Valentine OLIVER,
Mirriwinni Gardens Aboriginal Academy, Bellbrook
NSW 2440
For service to Aboriginal education.
John Mitchell O P R A Y ,
239 Eleventh Street, Mildura Vic 3500
For service to the community.
Zacharias P A N A R E T T O S ,
42 Tower Road, New Town Tas 7008
For service to the Greek community.
Brian Francis PEAKE,
21 Scribbly G u m Square, Willetton WA 6155
For service to Australian Rules football.
Brian Harold P E N G E L L Y ,
2 H u m e Street, Goulburn N S W 2580
For service to the education of children with disabilities.
Mrs Beverley Ann P E R R E T T ,
155 Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide SA 5006
For service to the Adelaide Children's Hospital.
Miss Judith Ann PHELPS,
22 Manuka Circle, Cherrybrook N S W 2120
For service to softball.
Mrs Vanda P O D R A V A C ,
25 Gatton Street, Farrer A C T 2607
For public service and for service to migrant assistance.
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George PRIDANNIKOFF,
12 Harper Street, Mount Gravatt Qld 4122
For public service and for service to migrant assistance.
Miss Elsie Grace PRITCHARD,
7 Williams Crescent, Russell Vale NSW 2517
For service to the Girl Guides Association.
Robert William PROVOST,
2 Reed Street, Nambucca Heads NSW 2448
For service to veterans.
Miss Margaret Julia PRYOR,
260 Salvado Road, Floreat WA 6014
For service to the Save the Children Fund.
George Robert QUINSEY,
33 Tenterden Road, Botany NSW 2019
For service to veterans.
Miss Nancy Una REYNOLDS,
4 Belmore Street, Bowral NSW 2576
For service to nursing education.
Miss Joyce Adeline RICHARDSON,
31 Mooringe Avenue, Piympton SA 5038
For service to the welfare of the aged.
Jonetani Dabea RIKA,
12 Tuffin Road, Yirrkala NT 0881
For service to the Aboriginal community.
Mrs Rose Marie ROBERTSON,
9 Mabel Street, Kingsgrove NSW 2208
For service to community health.
Stanley William ROBINS,
35 Brougham Street, Launceston Tas 7250
For service to cycling.
Councillor Pamela Jean ROBINSON,
' T h e Elms", RMB 1040, Baddaginnie Vic 3670
For service to local government and to conservation.
Mrs Dorothy Edna ROCHE,
41 Mary Street, Merrylands NSW 2160
For service to lawn bowls.
Leonard Stanley RUDD,
3/198 Alexandra Road, Clayfield Qld 4011
For service to the community and to local government.
Horst Egon SALOMON,
22 Rossington Avenue, Myrtle Bank SA 5064
For service to conservation and the environment.
William Maxwell SCOTT,
3 Kanimbla Road, Bicton WA 6157
For service to youth.
Harold Gordon SCOULLER,
8 Maryborough Street, Bundaberg Qld 4670
For service to veterans.
Ms Verlie June SEAGROVE,
235 Williams Road, South Yarra Vic 3125
For service to sport for people with disabilities.
Harry SEIS,
2 Bulga Street, Gulgong NSW 2852
For service to the community.
Mrs Janet SHARP,
6 Nathan Street, Ferntree Gully Vic 3156
For service to people with intellectual disabilities.
Oliver Conrad SHAUL,
16/93 Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay NSW
2011
For service to the hospitality industry.
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Ms Rosemary Margaret SHEPHERD,
21 Pritchard Street, Annandale NSW 2038
For service to the arts, particularly lace making.
Stanley George SISMEY,
5 Avona Crescent, Seaforth NSW 2092
For service to cricket.
Clifford James SKILLEN,
7 Moorshead Avenue, Caloundra Qld 4551
For service to the welfare of the aged.
Miss Hazel Laurel SKUCE,
Mission Bungalow, Baramati
Pune
District
Maharashtra India MS 413 102
For service to community and rural development in
India through the Australian Churches of Christ Overseas
Mission.
Miss Beverley Helen Elizabeth SMITH,
12 Carinda Road, Canterbury Vic 3126
For service to people with visual impairments and to
nursing.
Mrs Doris May SMITH,
26 Sherwood Drive, Balgownie NSW 2519
For service to the community, particularly through
music.
Mrs Ellen Mari SMITH,
141 Minninup Road, Bunbury WA 6230
For service to the community.
Miss Leila Bega SMITH,
5/68 Upper Street, Bega NSW 2550
For service to the community.
Ms Margaret Ann SMITH,
41 Ilka Street, Lilyfield NSW 2040
For service to community health.
Miss Nancy Emily SMITH,
13 Harwood Avenue, Chatswood NSW 2067
For service to the community, particularly through the
Missions to Seamen.
Mrs Noreen Charlotte Marie SMITH,
I Bidgee Drive, Hay NSW 2711
For service to the Pony Club movement.
Lindsay Thomas STATHAM,
9 Fletcher Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350
For service to the community.
Eric George Henry STEPHENSON,
74 Turner Street, Augusta WA 6290
For service to local government.
Ms Christine Isabel STEWART,
6 Ingram Street, Kensington NSW 2033
For service to children.
Mrs Teresa Margaret Elizabeth STOKES,
"Taradale", Cunderdin WA 6407
For service to the preservation of local history,
particularly through the Cunderdin Museum.
John SUCHOWIECKI,
301 Cracknell Road, Tarragindi Qld 4121
For service to the Polish community.
Alan Peacey THOMPSON,
"Caringle", Brewarrina NSW 2839
For service to local government.
Councillor Eric Gordon THOMPSON,
Carcoar Street, Neville NSW 2799
For service to local government.
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Edward Elmars TILTINS,
20 Cynthia Street, Pymble NSW 2072
For service to small business and to manufacturing.
Mrs Joy Vivienne TOLL,
2 Hornby Avenue, Sutherland NSW 2232
For service to children with learning disabilities.
Sister Marie TRAN-THI-NIEN,
Sisters of Mercy Convent, 22 Hallett Road, Wattle
Park SA 5066
For service to the Vietnamese community and to
education.
Desmond John TREACY,
14 Dyer Street, Pallarenda Qld 4810
For service to primary school education.
Mrs Patricia TRINICK,
98 Maltby Circuit, Wanniassa ACT 2903
For service to people with physical disabilities.
Mrs Dulcie Irene TROBE,
1/24 Broomhall Way, Noranda WA 6062
For service to the National Council of Jewish Women.
Anthony Dale TURNBULL,
The Lagoon, via Bathurst NSW 2795
For service to harness racing.
Richard Norman TWIGHT,
130 Anzac Avenue, Collaroy NSW 2097
For service to surf-lifesaving.
Eric Stanley VALENTINE,
47 Jennings Street, New Town Tas 7008
For service to swimming.
Miss Edna Dorothy VAWSER,
Mission Bungalow, Baramati
Pune District
Maharashtra India 413 102
For service to community and rural development in
India through the Australian Churches of Christ Overseas
Mission.
Mrs Kathleen Joan VENN,
6 Dewrang Place, Mount Stuart Tas 7000
For service to the community.
Alfred Russell VILES,
15 Carinmoney Avenue, Warilla NSW 2528
For service to veterans.
John Mossman WADDELL,
2A Dettman Avenue, Longueville NSW 2066
For public service, particularly through
youth
rehabilitation programmes.
John Charles Arthur WADE,
6/6 Oriental Street, Bexley NSW 2207
For service to the entertainment industry and to the
community.
Councillor Marie Therese WALLACE,
4 Bolac Street, Bayswater Vic 3153
For service to local government and to the community.
Francis Victor Charles WALTERS,
12 Edinburgh Avenue, Stonyfell SA 5066
For service to the Australia-Japan Association of South
Australia.
The Honourable Hector Roy WARD,
10 Hillside Grove, Frankston Vic 3199
For service to the Victorian Parliament, to sport, and
to the community.
Thomas Ernest WARD,
25 Bedford Street, New Town Tas 7008
For service to the Limbless Soldiers' Association of
Tasmania.
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Maxwell Howard WATERMAN,
28 Gordon Avenue, St Agnes SA 5097
For service to ornithology.
Mrs Leila Anne WATSON,
47 Wellington Street, Richmond Tas 7025
For service to the community.
Neil Carnegie WATSON,
51 Warana Street, The Gap Qld 4061
For public service.
Mrs Florence Madge WATTS,
16 Jervis Street, Nowra NSW 2541
For service to the arts, particularly through the Nowra
Players.
Geoffrey Allan WEBB,
1 Lloyd Street, Thangool Qld 4716
For service to the community.
Kevyn Parke WEBB,
9 Croissy Avenue, Hunters Hill NSW 2110
For service to rowing.
Mrs Veronica (Vera) WELLS,
92 Collier Crescent, West Brunswick Vic 3055
For service to the community, particularly through the
Mount Royal Hospital for the Aged.
Mrs Alvie Doris WILLIAMS,
33 Red Hill Road, Gympie Qld 4570
For service to the community through music.
George John WILLIS,
31/178 Beach Street, Coogee NSW 2034
For service to the Police Citizens Youth Club.
Mrs Shirley WINTON,
54 Robinson Street, Moorooka Qld 4105
For service to netball.
Ms Roma Emma WOOD,
10 MacDonald Street, Lakemba NSW 2195
For service to people with hearing impairments.
Mrs Joan Kathleen WOOLLEY,
6 Blackwood Street, Grassy, King Island Tas 7256
For service to the community.
Thornton Edgar YAGER,
New Cascade Road, Norfolk Island NSW 2899
For service to the community.
Robert Henry YATES,
22 Grant Street, Fingal Tas 7214
For service to local government and to the community.
To be awarded the Medal of the Order in the Military
Division (GAM)
Royal Australian Navy
Warrant Officer Jeffrey Owen DETTMANN,
1/40 Pua Pua Street, East Boroko NCD Papua New
Guinea
For service to the Royal Australian Navy particularly
during the introduction of the Pacific Patrol Boat in
Papua New Guinea.
Warrant Officer Colin Stanislaus DOWD,
24 Feakes Road, HMAS CERBERUS, Western Port
Vic 3920
For service to the Royal Australian Navy as the Training Quality Control Officer in HMAS CERBERUS.
Warrant Officer Robin Shane GRAY,
69 Beazley Street, Torrens ACT 2607
For service to the Royal Australian Navy particularly
in the field of maintenance and development of combat
anti-submarine weapon systems.
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Warrant Officer Patrick NAYLER,
66 Bertha Street, Goodna Qld 4300
For service to the Royal Australian Naval Reserve particularly to the Brisbane Port Division in the Technical
Branch, Diving Team and Reserves Recruiting.
Chief Petty Officer Gregory David PEARCE,
Senior Sailors Mess, HMAS WATSON, Watsons
Bay NSW 2030
For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly
as the supervising chef of the Wardroom Galley in
HMAS STALWART.
Chief Petty Officer Gary Edward SCHLUTER,
26 Allamanda Drive, South Lake WA 6164
For service to the Royal Australian Navy particularly
as Maintenance Coordinator and Slipway Dockmaster
at HMAS STIRLING.
Warrant Officer Christine Anne WOOTTON,
89 Investigator Street, Red Hill ACT 2603
For service to the Royal Australian Navy in the field of
Naval Communications.
Australian Army
Captain Graham John BRAMMER,
4 Peppin Place, Chamwood ACT 2615
For service the the Australian Army as the Regimental
Sergeant Major of the North West Mobile Force.
Warrant Officer Class Two Peter Maxwell BRUCE,
3381 Main Road, South Arm Tas 7022
For service to the Australian Army as the Finance
Warrant Officer and Unit Pay Representative with the
Australian Contingent, United Nations Transition
Assistance Group, Namibia.
Warrant Officer Class Two Steven Edward GILLETT,
5 Ian Court, Wodonga Vic 3690
For service to the Australian Army in the field of repair
and maintenance of Carrier Full Tracked Vehicles.
Sergeant Barry James HALTER,
8 Hobbs Street, Everton Hills Qld 4053
For service to the Australian Army in the field of
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence.
Warrant Officer Class Two Robert Richard KUDYBA,
27 Austin Street, Moe Vic 3825
For service to the Australian Army as a member of the
United Nations Mine Clearance Training Team in
Pakistan.
Warrant Officer Class Two Suzan Elizabeth
MALLIGAN,
11/4-6 King Edward Road, Rockdale NSW 2216
For service to the Australian Army Reserve in the field
of administration.
Warrant Officer Class One Trevor Ernest McKENZIE,
4 Spence Street, Leeming WA 6155
For service to the Australian Army as Regimental
Sergeant Major of the Pilbara Regiment.
Warrant Officer Class One Lance REEVES,
14 Musk Crescent, Melton Vic 3337
For service to the Australian Army in the area of
Principal Item Management.
Warrant Officer Class Two Rodney John TEAGUE,
Married Quarter 1, 1st Military Hospital, Post Office
Box 36, Yeronga Qld 4104
For service to the Australian Army as the Senior
Supervising Pathology Technician/Instructor at the 1st
Military Hospital.
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Warrant Officer Class Two William George THOMAS,
4 Suncrest Avenue, Alstonville NSW 2477
For service to the Australian Army Reserve as Company
Sergeant Major with the 41st Battalion, The Royal New
South Wales Regiment.
Warrant Officer Class One Keith Robert WALKER,
1/81 Mount Street, Heidelberg Vic 3084
For service to the Australian Army in the field of military
music and bands.
Warrant Officer Class One Graham Ronald Howard
WEST,
11 Heather Court, Hampton Park Vic 3976
For service to the Australian Army in the field of
computer management.
Warrant Officer Class One Jeffery Wayne YATES,
9 Mayling Court, Watsonia Vic 3087
For service to the Australian Army as the Regimental
Sergeant Major of 2nd Signal Regiment.
Royal Australian Air Force
Corporal Shayne John BAINBRIDGE,
94 Illawong Avenue, Kingswood NSW 2750
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as an
Armament Fitter at Number 1 Central Ammunition
Depot.
Warrant Officer Terrence James BROWN,
8 McNamara Place, Tindal NT 0853
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant
Office Engineer Number 75 Squadron.
Leading Aircraftwoman Joan Maree BUTLER,
203 Owen Dixon Drive, Spence ACT 2615
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as
Stenographer in the Directorate-General of Air Force
Legal Services.
night Sergeant Paul Francis FERNANDEZ,
53 Lushington Drive, Padbury WA 6025
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as
Warehousing Officer Base Squadron Pearce.
Warrant Officer Gregory John HALL,
135 Lansdown Street, Sale Vic 3850
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant
Officer Engineer, HS748 Section Maintenance Squadron
East Sale.
Warrant Officer Ian John HUDSON,
78 Tam O'Shanter Drive, Kirwan Qld 4817
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the
Marine Craft Crewman specialist advisor to the
replacement Marine Craft project.
Sergeant Christopher David LAWRENCE,
161 Morris Road, Hoppers Crossing Vic 3030
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force, in
particular for engineering duties on data communication
systems as a member of Telecommunications
Engineering Division.
Sergeant Douglas Norman OLDMEADOW,
25 Chowne Street, Campbell ACT 2601
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as a
Systems Analyst in the Directorate of Personnel
Computing Systems—Air Force.
Warrant Officer Colin Young WITHENSHAW,
8 Loder Crescent, South Windsor NSW 2756
For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant
Officer in Charge of Laboratories Flight, Number 2
Aircraft Depot.
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THE AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC SERVICE MEDAL
To be awarded the Australian Public Service Medal
(PSM)
Commonwealth Public Service
Miss Rae Josephine BREEN,
60 Sackville Street, Maroubra NSW 2035
Leonard John EARLY,
33 Bingiey Crescent, Eraser ACT 2615
Thomas Aquinas FALLON,
3 Balfour Crescent, Wanniassa ACT 2903
Warren John IRELAND,
14 Jindivik Place, Sculiin ACT 2614
Roman Paul KRATOCHVIL,
21 Jefferis Street, Torrens ACT 2606
Mrs Yvonne Lynette MASON,
Lot 9666 Hackett Road, Waggarakine WA 6530
Ms Elaine Frances MOLONEY,
2/2 Kingsley Avenue, Sandy Bay Tas 7005
Charles Thomas Alexander MURPHY,
6 Glebe Avenue, Queanbeyan NSW 2620
Ms Janet Kay RAMSAY,
15 Allport Street, Downer ACT 2602
Ms Constance Judith ROBINSON,
17 Patey Street, Campbell ACT 2601
Arthur John SECRETT,
13 Hamer Avenue, Wembley Downs WA 6091
James Mortimer WEBER,
39 Mannheim Street, Kambah ACT 2902
John Magnus Lamond WOODS,
4 Brent Place, Garran ACT 2605
New South Wales Public Service
Dr Malcolm Hugh CAMPBELL,
56 Green Lane West, Orange NSW 2800
Barry Ian COOKE,
837 Forest Road, Peakhurst NSW 2210
Peter Max CORREY
35A Boronia Avenue, Cheltenham NSW 2119
Ms Wendy FYFE,
380/5 Wandella Road, Miranda NSW 2228
Gerald Charles HAYES,
3 Norfolk Avenue, Fairfield West NSW 2165
Frank Rudolf HULSCHER,
17 Campbell Street, Gymea NSW 2227
George Mervyn KING,
1/15 West Street, Balgowlah Heights NSW 2093
Brian Hamilton MAHAFFEY,
17 Northcott Drive, Goonellabah NSW 2480
Charles Duncan MARSHALL,
3 Poplar Road, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Michael Ronald REGNIS,
10/6 Everard Street, Hunters Hill NSW 2110
Dr Ronald Edwin SMART,
63 Yarran Road, Oatley NSW 2223
Victorian Public Service
Flavio BELLI,
3 Kingswood Avenue, Mt Waverley Vic 3149
Dr Bernard George CLARKE,
13 Campbell Road, Balwyn Vic 3103
Miss Jean Soffy COLLEDGE, (Mrs Cole)
32 Miami Street, Hawthorn East Vic 3123
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Robert Leslie HEPPEL,
5 Tenya Court, Mornington Vic 3931
Dr Ladislav Alois HOCH,
18 Latter Grove, Churchill Vic 3842
John Morris McLEAN,
20 Sutton Road, Shepparton Vic 3630
Ms Carol Lorraine MATHEW,
11 Rosslyn Street, Hawthorn East Vic 3123
Christopher Tom PATTON,
3 Exford Place, Donvale Vic 3111
Miss Elspeth Frances PEARSON,
6 Chamouni Street, Alphington Vic 3078
Vernon George ROBSON,
74 Mickle Crescent, Warrnambool Vic 3280
Moses James THOMAS,
76 Oswald Court, Portland Vic 3305
Mrs Margaret Kenyon TOMKINS,
240 Cumberland Road, Pascoe Vale Vic 3044
Queensland Public Service
Stanley Benjamin FURSMAN,
15 Barton Street, Mackay Qld 4740
George Herbert HUTCHINSON,
PO Box 2732, Mount Isa Qld 4825
Colin Vicars MARSH,
61 Kilkivan Avenue, Kenmore Qld 4069
Raymond Robert MOORE,
24 Faith Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350
Keith Desmond VIERTEL,
36 Richmond Street, Kedron Qld 4031
South Australian Public Service
Dene Desmond CORDES,
121 Sheoak Road, Belair SA 5052
Douglas James LANE,
10 Cole Street, Clapham SA 5062
Mrs Joyce Lillian SAYER,
23 Martins Road, Paralowie SA 5108
THE AUSTRALIAN POLICE MEDAL
To be awarded the Australian Police Medal (APM)
Australian Federal Police
Deputy Commissioner Roy FARMER, QPM
Deputy Commissioner John Charles JOHNSON, QPM
New South Wales Police Force
Chief Superintendent Russell James COOK
Chief Superintendent Brian Joseph
HETHERINGTON
Executive Chief Superintendent John Raymond
HOWARD
Executive Chief Superintendent Frederick Joseph
PARRINGTON
Inspector Allan Dean PEEK
Chief Superintendent James Roy ROPE
Victoria Police Force
Senior Constable Robert Arthur BODYCOMB
Senior Constable Robert Victor BURTON
Detective Chief Superintendent Kevin Charles
CHALKER
Deputy Commissioner John FRAME
Senior Sergeant Bruce Ian McKENZIE
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Queensland Police Force
Superintendent Errol Greggory WALKER
Western Australia Police Force
Superintendent John Harry HORTON
Assistant Commissioner Phillip George
MACGREGOR
Superintendent Auriel John SMITH
South Australia Police Force
Superintendent Graham Douglas BROWN
Sergeant Ronald Charles Michael DANIELS
Tasmania Police Force
Inspector Anthony Robert ANSTEY
Superintendent George Thomas JOHNS
Inspector Kenneth O'GAREY
Northern Territory Police Force
Senior Constable Harry George COX
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THE AUSTRALIAN FIRE SERVICE MEDAL
To be awarded the Australian Fire Service Medal
(AFSM)
Australian Capital Territory Fire Services
Commissioner William Moore Gould KERR, QFSM
New South Wales Fire Services
Ex-Captain Frank Edward CAMERON
Inspector Desmond William COOPER
Superintendent Ross FREEMAN
Victoria Fire Services
Volunteer Firefighter William Edward DAVIES
Volunteer Firefighter Kenneth Harry LARSEN
Chief Superintendent Alistair Alan MEARNS
District Officer Norman Alan THOMAS
Tasmania Fire Services
Volunteer Chief Officer Robert Stanley BARRETT
Director of Urban Brigades Gerald Edward LOWE
Brigade Captain Donald George MACKRILL
By His Excellency's Command
DAVID I. SMITH
Official Secretary to the Governor-General
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Published by the Australian Government Publishing Service. Canberra
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I, WILLIAM GEORGE HAYDEN, Governor-General
of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council and under
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declare that the office of a member of the Council of
the National Library of Australia appointed by the
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BILL HAYDEN
Governor-General
By His Excellency's Command,
R. KELLY
Minister of State for
the Arts, Sport, the Environment,
Tourism and Territories
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COURT OF WEOTBIUI
AUSTRALIA
Company No. 160 of 1990
IN THE WATXSR OF THE COMPAtniSS (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODE
SECTION 3 63
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THE MATTER COLCONDA M I N E R A L S
N.L.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition for tho winding up
of GOLCONDA MINERALS N.L. by the Supreme Court of Western
Australia was, on the 11th day of April, 1990, preaented
by GOLCONDA MINERALS N.L.
and that the Petition ie
directed to be heard before the Court sitting at the
Supreme Court Building, Barrack Street, Perth at the hour
of 10t30 o^clock in the forenoon on the 20th day of
June,
1990; and any creditor or contributory of the
company doeiring to support or oppoae the making of an
order on that Petition may appear at the time of hearing by
himeelf or hia Counsel for that purpose; and a copy of tho
Petition will be furniehed to any creditor or contributory
of that company requiring the same by the undersigned
eolicitors on payment of the proscribed fee.
The Petitioner's address is Level 1, 35 Outram Street, West
Perth in the State of Wcfltern Australia.
The Petitioner's solicitors are Messrs Robinson Cox of 35th
Floor, R(SI Bank Tower, 100 St. George's Terrace, Perth.
ROBINSON COX
NOTE J Any person who intends to appear on the hearing of
the petition must serve on or send by post to Measra
Robinson Cox notice in writing of his intention so to do.
The notice must state the name and address of the person
or, if a firm, the nam© and address of the firm and must be
signed by the person or firm, or his or their solicitor (if
any), and must be served, or if posted, must be sent by
post in sufficient time to roach Meeers Robinson Cox not
later than 4 o'clock in tho afternoon of the 4t00 day of
19th day of June, 1990 (the day before the day appointed
for the hearing of the petition),
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